DUP MP Campbell Sees Many in Parliament Voting Against Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the Democratic Unionist Party's (DP) position on a substantial 585-page deal between the UK and the EU. The DP is likely to vote against it, as it ties the UK too closely to the EU. The situation is fluid due to ministerial resignations, including Dominic Raab, the Brexit Secretary, who resigned because he found the deal untenable. The transcript highlights the false premise of a hard border in Northern Ireland and the implications of Raab's resignation on the future of the agreement.

What is the main concern about the Brexit deal as discussed in the first section?

• It increases the UK's global influence.

• It reduces trade opportunities with the EU.

• It ties the UK too closely to the EU.

• It strengthens the UK's independence.

What false premise was the Brexit agreement built upon according to the second section?

• The UK's military strength.

• The EU's willingness to compromise.

• The UK's economic growth.

• A hard border in Northern Ireland.

What is the significance of ministerial resignations in the context of the Brexit deal?

• They show unanimous support for the deal.

• They ensure the deal's approval in Parliament.

• They have no impact on the deal's progress.

• They indicate political instability and disagreement.

Why did Dominic Raab resign as Brexit Secretary?

• He fully supported the Brexit deal.

• He was offered a better position in the EU.

• He found the deal untenable and couldn't endorse it.

• He wanted to pursue a different political career.

What does the third section suggest about the document's ability to convince those wanting UK independence?

• It strongly supports UK independence.

• It offers no compelling reasons for independence supporters.

• It guarantees new trade deals with the EU.

• It focuses on military alliances.