Blackford Says SNP Would Back Vote of No Confidence in Government

The transcript features a discussion with Ian Blackford, leader of the Scottish National Party, on Brexit's challenges, focusing on the Tory party's internal issues, the backstop's role, and the economic impact of Brexit. Blackford emphasizes the importance of avoiding a hard border in Ireland and criticizes the UK government's handling of Brexit. He advocates for extending Article 50, protecting jobs, and highlights the potential for Scottish independence if Scotland is forced out of the EU. The conversation also touches on the possibility of a vote of no confidence in Theresa May's government.

What is the main issue Theresa May faces in getting the Brexit vote through?

• Lack of support from the Labour Party

• Opposition from the European Union

• Internal divisions within the Tory party

• Insufficient legal backing for the backstop

Why is the backstop considered important in the Brexit negotiations?

• It ensures a smooth trade deal with the EU

• It guarantees financial support from the EU

• It prevents a hard border in Ireland

• It allows the UK to leave the EU unilaterally

What is the predicted economic impact of the current Brexit deal?

• No significant change in GDP

• A 6% reduction in GDP

• A 2% increase in GDP

• A 4% reduction in GDP

What is the stance of the Scottish National Party regarding Brexit?

• They are neutral on the issue

• They want to remain in the EU

• They support leaving the EU

• They support a hard Brexit

What action does the Scottish National Party support if Theresa May loses the Brexit deal vote?

• A new general election

• A vote of no confidence in the government

• Immediate implementation of Brexit

• A hard border in Ireland