Jeremy Corbyn: Labour trusts the people to decide Brexit in second referendum

The transcript outlines Labour's commitment to a public vote on Brexit, contrasting it with the undemocratic positions of the Tories and Lib Dems. It criticizes Boris Johnson's push for a no-deal Brexit, which lacks public support and could lead to unfavorable trade deals. Labour aims to resolve Brexit and focus on real change for the country.

What is the Labour Party's stance on the Brexit deal?

• They will decide without public input.

• They want to cancel Brexit.

• They will put the deal to a public vote.

• They support a no-deal Brexit.

Which parties does the speaker accuse of taking extreme positions?

• Lib Dems and Labour

• Labour and Tories

• Conservatives and Labour

• Tories and Lib Dems

What does the speaker claim is the result of the Tories' actions?

• A mandate for a no-deal Brexit

• Further divisions and undemocratic positions

• Increased unity in the country

• Support for a public vote

What potential consequence of a no-deal Brexit is mentioned?

• Stronger economic growth

• Increased public support

• A race to the bottom in rights and protections

• Improved trade relations with the EU

What does the speaker suggest is needed to deliver real change?

• Continued Brexit negotiations

• Resolving Brexit and uniting the country

• More public votes

• A new trade deal with the EU