Mark Harper launches his bid for the Tory leadership.

The speaker discusses the challenges of meeting the Brexit deadline of October 31st, citing the lack of parliamentary support for the Withdrawal Agreement. They highlight the dynamics within Parliament, including the potential loss of support from Labour MPs and the DUP. The speaker emphasizes the importance of leaving the EU before future elections to avoid damaging the Conservative Party's prospects. They outline their Brexit plan, informed by their experience in government, and stress the need for difficult decisions without excessive spending.

What is the main reason the speaker believes leaving the EU by October 31st is not feasible?

• Opposition from the European Union

• Financial constraints

• Inability to renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement in time

• Lack of public support

What was the outcome of the vote on the Cooper Letwin Bowls bill?

• The vote was tied

• The government won by a large margin

• The bill was not voted on

• The government lost by one vote

According to the speaker, what would happen if the government tried to leave the EU without a deal?

• Parliament would likely support the government

• Parliament would likely stop the government

• The public would protest

• The EU would intervene

What is the speaker's stance on holding elections before leaving the EU?

• Elections should be held immediately

• Elections should be delayed until after leaving the EU

• Elections should be held every year

• Elections are not necessary

What does the speaker emphasize about the future government's financial decisions?

• Difficult decisions should be made without excessive spending

• Spending should be increased significantly

• Spending should be reduced to zero

• All financial decisions should be postponed