It’s Very Difficult Now for Boris Johnson, Says Flint Global’s Fraser

The video discusses the complexities of Brexit negotiations, focusing on the role of the DUP, the challenges Boris Johnson faces in Parliament, and the potential outcomes if a deal is not reached. It highlights the distinction between the withdrawal agreement and the future relationship with the EU, and examines the influence of Parliament and the EU's stance on the negotiations.

What is one of the main concerns of the DUP regarding Brexit?

• The environmental policies post-Brexit

• The future trade agreements with the US

• Northern Ireland's status in relation to the EU

• The economic impact on the UK

What might happen if a Brexit deal is not reached by the deadline?

• The UK will automatically remain in the EU

• An extension of the Article 50 process may occur

• The UK will immediately enter a trade agreement with the US

• The UK will adopt the Euro as its currency

What strategy was suggested to potentially facilitate Brexit?

• Combining the withdrawal agreement with future trade deals

• Separating the withdrawal agreement from the future relationship

• Focusing solely on future trade agreements

• Ignoring the withdrawal agreement entirely

How has Parliament limited the Prime Minister's power in Brexit negotiations?

• By requiring a trade deal with the US first

• By insisting on a new Prime Minister

• By refusing to allow a no-deal Brexit

• By demanding a second referendum

What is the EU's stance on the Brexit negotiations?

• They want a satisfactory deal to avoid further uncertainty

• They want the UK to leave without any agreements

• They prefer a no-deal Brexit

• They are indifferent to the outcome