U.K.'s Cable Says Second Referendum Needed to Resolve Brexit

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit, focusing on the potential for a second referendum and the challenges faced by Theresa May's government. It highlights the Liberal Democrats' position on Brexit, their electoral strategy, and the possibility of a general election. The discussion also covers coalition politics, the role of the Labour Party, and the impact of European elections on the Brexit debate.

What is considered the only way out of the Brexit 'mess' according to the speaker?

• An economic stimulus package

• A change in leadership

• A new trade deal

• A confirmatory referendum

What is the Liberal Democrats' stance on Brexit?

• They want to renegotiate the Brexit deal

• They oppose Brexit and support a people's vote

• They are neutral on Brexit

• They support Brexit

What is the likelihood of a general election this year according to the speaker?

• Quite high

• Moderate

• Impossible

• Very low

What is the speaker's view on entering a coalition with the current Conservative or Labour leadership?

• They have already formed a coalition

• They are open to it

• They are against it

• They are undecided

What does the speaker believe is necessary to resolve the Brexit issue?

• A general election

• A new trade agreement

• A leadership change

• A referendum

What is the main objective of the Liberal Democrats in the European elections?

• To focus solely on local government

• To support the Brexit Party

• To increase their representation and defend British interests in Europe

• To form a coalition with the Conservative Party

Why are the European elections challenging for the remain side?

• Due to a lack of funding

• Due to a split in the remain vote among several parties

• Because of a lack of candidates

• Because of strong support for Brexit