Boris Johnson Tells Merkel Brexit Deal Essentially Impossible

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's Brexit strategy, focusing on whether he will seek an extension or pursue a no-deal Brexit. It highlights the legal obligations under the Ben Act and the potential political maneuvers if no deal is reached. The text also covers the suspension of Parliament, the Queen's Speech, and the market's expectations for an extension. Additionally, it analyzes polling data, showing increased support for the Conservatives and their strategy against the establishment, while the Liberal Democrats advocate for revoking Article 50.

What was Boris Johnson legally required to do if no Brexit deal was reached?

• Resign as Prime Minister

• Seek an extension

• Negotiate a new trade agreement

• Hold a public referendum

What significant event was scheduled to happen when Parliament returned on October 21st?

• A vote of no confidence

• A new Brexit deal announcement

• The Queen's speech

• A general election

What could happen if Boris Johnson did not secure a Brexit deal by the deadline?

• The UK would automatically leave the EU

• The EU would impose sanctions

• A new referendum would be held

• Parliament might replace him

What was the polling trend for the Conservative Party according to the transcript?

• Decreasing support

• Stable support

• Increasing support

• No significant change

What strategy was Boris Johnson using to gain public support?

• Promoting economic growth

• Positioning against the establishment

• Advocating for environmental policies

• Focusing on healthcare improvements