Boris Johnson promotes Brexit deal during Northern Ireland visit

The transcript discusses the benefits of a UK deal for Northern Ireland, emphasizing no border checks and minimal tariffs. It clarifies misunderstandings about the deal, highlights political relationships, and outlines plans for Brexit and future political goals, including avoiding further referendums.

What is one of the main benefits of the deal for Northern Ireland?

• It ensures no border between Northern Ireland and the South.

• It allows Northern Ireland to join the EU.

• It mandates checks on all goods from Northern Ireland to GB.

• It increases tariffs on goods from Northern Ireland.

Why might some tariffs be levied on goods from GB to Northern Ireland?

• To discourage trade between GB and Northern Ireland.

• To comply with EU regulations.

• To ensure no checks at the border.

• To increase government revenue.

What is the speaker's stance on the Union?

• The speaker is indifferent to the Union.

• The speaker is a fervent and passionate unionist.

• The speaker supports the dissolution of the Union.

• The speaker is undecided about the Union.

What does the speaker hope to achieve in the House of Commons?

• A dissolution of Parliament.

• A proper working majority.

• A coalition with the opposition.

• A minority government.

What does the speaker criticize about Jeremy Corbyn's proposals?

• They include two more referendums.

• They focus on reducing taxes.

• They aim to strengthen the Union.

• They support a no-deal Brexit.