Johnson criticises Sunak’s new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland

The transcript discusses the complexities of the UK's negotiations with the EU, emphasizing that the situation is not about the UK regaining control but rather about the EU allowing certain actions. The speaker expresses difficulty in supporting the current solution, hoping for its success but also preparing for future actions if it fails. The discussion highlights the importance of negotiation and the potential need to revisit legislative measures.

What is the speaker's main point about the UK's control in the situation?

• The EU is losing control over the UK.

• The UK is imposing its laws on the EU.

• The EU is allowing the UK some freedoms under EU laws.

• The UK is fully regaining control.

Why does the speaker find it difficult to support the current solution?

• It has full support from Brussels.

• It aligns perfectly with their beliefs.

• It does not align with their belief in a different approach.

• It is a completely new approach.

What does the speaker hope for regarding the current solution?

• That it will be ignored.

• That it will work.

• That it will fail.

• That it will be replaced immediately.

What is the speaker prepared to do if the current solution does not work?

• Reintroduce a bill.

• Abandon negotiations.

• Seek EU approval.

• Ignore the issue.

What does the speaker believe brought the EU to negotiate seriously?

• The EU's initial proposal.

• The speaker's personal stance.

• The UK's complete control.

• The reintroduction of a bill.