Brexit Deal Is a Good Deal, Says U.K. Conservative Hoare

The transcript discusses the potential outcomes of Theresa May's withdrawal deal, including the risks of a no-deal Brexit and its impact on UK unity. It argues for supporting the deal to avoid economic uncertainty and explores the possibility of delaying Article 50. The debate over a second referendum is highlighted, with concerns about its implications. Finally, alternative Brexit options are considered if the deal fails.

What is one of the main reasons for supporting Theresa May's withdrawal deal according to the speaker?

• It guarantees a stronger economy.

• It prevents the breakup of the United Kingdom.

• It ensures immediate access to the single market.

• It promises a better trade deal with the US.

What is the speaker's view on extending Article 50?

• It is unnecessary and should be avoided.

• It will lead to a stronger deal with the EU.

• It is a way to stop Brexit entirely.

• It can provide extra time to deliver Brexit.

Why does the speaker believe a second referendum is not a good idea?

• It would not change the outcome.

• It would undermine the original referendum result.

• It would be too costly to organize.

• It would delay Brexit indefinitely.

What does the speaker suggest should happen if the deal is defeated?

• The Prime Minister should resign.

• A new deal should be negotiated immediately.

• Parliament should have a series of options to vote on.

• The UK should leave the EU without a deal.

What alternative solution is mentioned if the deal falls through?

• A Canada-style trade agreement.

• A Norway-style deal.

• A US-UK free trade agreement.

• A Swiss-style bilateral agreement.