May Surely Cannot Be Prime Minister, Gina Miller Says

The transcript discusses the potential candidates for the UK Prime Minister role, focusing on Theresa May, Boris Johnson, and Jeremy Corbyn, and their suitability for handling Brexit. It suggests that an all-party Brexit committee could provide a more reasoned approach to Brexit. The discussion also touches on Theresa May's declining reputation and the uncertainty surrounding the next Prime Minister.

Which three individuals are mentioned as potential candidates for Prime Minister in the context of Brexit?

• Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron, Jean-Claude Juncker

• Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn

• Nicola Sturgeon, Arlene Foster, Leo Varadkar

• David Cameron, Nigel Farage, Tony Blair

What alternative approach to Brexit is suggested in the discussion?

• Holding a second referendum

• Forming an all-party Brexit committee

• Appointing a single leader to make decisions

• Leaving the EU without any deal

What is the proposed benefit of forming an all-party Brexit committee?

• It would eliminate the need for a Prime Minister

• It would provide a more reasoned approach

• It would speed up the Brexit process

• It would reduce the number of political parties

What is highlighted as a major issue with Theresa May's leadership?

• Her ability to unite different political parties

• Her dismal performance and poor reputation

• Her excellent negotiation skills

• Her strong public support

Why is Theresa May considered an unlikely candidate to continue as Prime Minister?

• She is popular among the public

• She has a strong majority in parliament

• Her reputation is on the floor

• She has successfully handled Brexit negotiations