Interview with Boris Johnson discussing brexit

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations between the UK and EU regarding a potential deal. It emphasizes the UK's desire to control its own laws and fishing rights, reflecting the public's vote. The challenges in reaching an agreement are highlighted, with the possibility of trading on WTO terms if no deal is reached by January. Despite potential difficulties, the UK is optimistic about future opportunities and prosperity.

What are the two key elements the UK insists on controlling post-Brexit?

• Military and defense strategies

• Immigration and trade tariffs

• Its own laws and fishing rights

• Healthcare and education policies

What is the UK's stance on the current state of negotiations with the EU?

• The UK is satisfied with the current EU proposals.

• The UK sees challenges and gaps that need bridging.

• The UK has decided to stop all negotiations.

• The UK believes negotiations are going smoothly.

What does the UK hope the EU will do in response to the UK's efforts?

• Ignore the UK's proposals

• Withdraw from all negotiations

• See sense and come to the table with solutions

• Impose stricter trade regulations

What trading terms will the UK adopt if no agreement is reached by January 1st?

• ASEAN terms

• NAFTA terms

• WTO terms

• EU terms

How does the UK view its future after transitioning to new trade terms?

• Pessimistic about economic growth

• Optimistic about prosperity and opportunities

• Concerned about losing international influence

• Indifferent to the changes