Matt Hancock: No deal is not a credible option

The transcript discusses the challenges of implementing Brexit, emphasizing the need for a deal with the EU. It highlights the hard truths of Brexit, such as the unfeasibility of a no-deal scenario and the importance of renegotiating the political declaration. The speaker outlines a Brexit delivery plan, aiming for an agreement by October 31st, and stresses the need for a comprehensive free trade agreement and a deep security partnership with the EU. The transcript also touches on the US President's influence on UK politics and reassures that the NHS will not be part of trade talks.

What is considered the most urgent task for the next Prime Minister regarding Brexit?

• To implement new immigration policies

• To increase military spending

• To resolve the deadlock and honor the referendum result

• To negotiate a new trade deal with the US

According to the speaker, what is not a credible policy option for the next Prime Minister?

• Forming a coalition government

• Leaving the EU without a deal

• Holding a second referendum

• Renegotiating the Withdrawal Agreement

What is suggested as easier than reopening the Withdrawal Agreement?

• Increasing trade tariffs

• Forming a new political party

• Renegotiating the political declaration

• Holding a general election

What is proposed as the basis for the future relationship with the EU?

• A shared currency

• A cultural exchange program

• A military alliance

• A comprehensive free trade agreement

What was the US President's stance on the NHS during trade talks?

• The NHS will receive US funding

• The NHS will be privatized

• The NHS will not be on the table during trade talks

• The NHS will be included in trade talks