EU’s Von Der Leyen: Bloc ‘All Set’ for Any U.K. Vote Outcome

The transcript discusses the implications of the UK exit poll results on Brexit, highlighting the EU's desire for a clear UK stance and a deal. It emphasizes the importance of future trade relations between the UK and EU, with concerns about the UK becoming a trade competitor. The EU plans to send a strong Brexit message, focusing on maintaining fair competition and a close relationship with the UK. There is skepticism about the timeline for a comprehensive trade deal.

What was the EU's reaction to the UK exit poll results?

• They were concerned about the UK's future trade policies.

• They were disappointed and wanted a second referendum.

• They were pleased as it indicated a clear UK stance.

• They were indifferent to the results.

Why is the EU concerned about the future trade relationship with the UK?

• They fear the UK will become a military threat.

• They think the UK will join another trade bloc.

• They worry the UK will undercut EU trade rules.

• They believe the UK will stop trading with the EU.

What is the EU's main concern regarding the UK's departure from the EU?

• The UK forming a new European Union.

• The UK joining the United States.

• The UK adopting a new currency.

• The UK becoming a competitor in trade.

What is the EU's approach to maintaining a relationship with the UK post-Brexit?

• They intend to ignore the UK in future dealings.

• They want to isolate the UK completely.

• They aim to remain good allies and negotiate in good faith.

• They plan to impose heavy tariffs on UK goods.

What is the EU's view on the timeline for a comprehensive trade deal with the UK?

• They think it will never be completed.

• They believe it can be completed quickly.

• They are confident it will be done within a month.

• They are skeptical about achieving it by the end of next year.