May: U.K. Will Continue to Back EU Trade Negotiations

The transcript discusses the UK's commitment to free trade, both within the EU and globally. It emphasizes the UK's support for EU trade negotiations and outlines plans for future trade relationships with non-EU countries post-Brexit. The focus is on leveraging Brexit to create a more inclusive economy that benefits everyone, not just the privileged few.

What is the UK's stance on free trade while it remains a member of the EU?

• The UK will support the EU's free trade negotiations.

• The UK will oppose the EU's free trade negotiations.

• The UK will remain neutral on the EU's free trade negotiations.

• The UK will withdraw from all trade negotiations.

How does the UK plan to handle its trade relationships as it prepares to leave the EU?

• By undermining the EU's trade agenda.

• By competing with the EU's trade agenda.

• By discussing future trade relationships with third countries.

• By ignoring trade relationships with other countries.

What is the UK's perspective on Brexit in terms of global opportunities?

• Brexit will limit the UK's global role.

• Brexit is irrelevant to global opportunities.

• Brexit is seen as an opportunity to forge a new role globally.

• Brexit is seen as a threat to global opportunities.

What is the UK's goal in terms of the benefits of free trade?

• To ensure only the privileged few benefit.

• To make sure more people benefit from free trade.

• To limit the benefits of free trade to certain countries.

• To stop promoting free trade benefits.

What kind of economy does the UK aim to build post-Brexit?

• An economy that works for everyone.

• An economy that works only for the privileged few.

• An economy that excludes certain groups.

• An economy that focuses solely on international trade.