Merkel Comes to May's Aid on Brexit; Doubts Remain

The transcript discusses ongoing communication and progress in negotiations, contrasting with British press reports. The British Prime Minister provided details but no new proposals, emphasizing mutual interests between the EU and UK. There is a call to accelerate the process due to disappointment with the slow pace.

What is the speaker's view on the portrayal of the UK-EU deal in the British press?

• It is misleading and premature.

• It is overly optimistic.

• It is supportive of the deal.

• It is accurate and detailed.

What did the British Prime Minister's statement mainly provide?

• A timeline for completion.

• A final agreement.

• Details and background information.

• New proposals for the deal.

According to the speaker, what is the mutual interest of the UK and the EU?

• To delay the deal.

• To focus on individual interests.

• To ensure the deal benefits both parties.

• To cancel the negotiations.

What is the speaker's advice regarding the pace of the deal-making process?

• To slow down and reconsider.

• To halt the process entirely.

• To maintain the current pace.

• To speed up and proceed quickly.

What emotion does the speaker express about the current progress of the deal?

• Satisfaction

• Disappointment

• Indifference

• Excitement