Peterson Institute's Kirkegaard Says the U.K. Will Most Likely Have Another Snap Election

The transcript discusses the challenges of a no deal Brexit, the potential for snap elections in the UK, and the political strategies of the opposition. It highlights the contentious issue of the Irish border and the backstop, with Boris Johnson's stance on avoiding border checks. The discussion also touches on the implications of these political maneuvers for the UK's future relationship with the EU.

What is the potential political event discussed that could occur in the UK around the end of October?

• A referendum on Brexit

• A snap election

• A vote of no confidence

• A royal decree

Why might the Labour Party and opposition want to delay the election until after October 31st?

• To avoid a no-deal Brexit

• To campaign against Boris Johnson's broken promise

• To portray Boris Johnson as a strong leader

• To ensure Brexit is completed

What is one of the major challenges in the Brexit negotiations related to the Irish border?

• Maintaining an open border without physical checks

• Creating a new political party

• Establishing a new trade agreement

• Deciding on a new currency

What solution is suggested for the Irish border issue?

• Implementing digital checks

• Building a wall

• Creating a new customs union

• Having the border in the Irish Sea

What has Boris Johnson previously rejected regarding the Irish border?

• A new trade agreement

• A border in the Irish Sea

• A referendum on the border

• A customs union with Ireland