Brok Urges Brexit Vote to Ditch Old Dreams of Empire

The transcript discusses Elmar Brok's statement on Brexit, emphasizing no further negotiations if the UK votes to leave the EU. Angela Merkel warns of the irreversible consequences of Brexit. The conversation highlights the generational divide in Brexit voting, with younger generations favoring the EU and older generations leaning towards exit. Polling data is analyzed, noting that older voters are more likely to vote, potentially skewing results. The potential for youth mobilization to influence the outcome is also discussed.

What was Elmar Brok's position regarding new negotiations if the UK voted to leave the EU?

• He supported new negotiations.

• He proposed a new opt-out deal.

• He stated there would be no new negotiations.

• He was undecided about new negotiations.

Which group is more likely to support the EU according to the generational divide discussed?

• Older generations

• Middle-aged generations

• Younger generations

• All generations equally

What factor is not controlled for in most Brexit polling, according to the discussion?

• The political affiliation of the voters

• The region of the voters

• The age of the voters

• The likelihood of people to vote

What is the main concern regarding the older generation's voting behavior in the Brexit referendum?

• They are more likely to vote and favor remaining in the EU.

• They are undecided about Brexit.

• They are less likely to vote.

• They are more likely to vote and favor leaving the EU.

What is expected to happen in the days leading up to the Brexit vote according to the discussion?

• New negotiations will be proposed.

• There will be a decrease in voter turnout.

• Youth mobilization will increase to support remaining in the EU.

• Older generations will change their minds.