David Davis interview on Brexit

David Davis discusses his role as Secretary of State for Brexit, addressing hypothetical scenarios regarding Syria and the role of Parliament. He emphasizes the importance of engaging with elected mayors post-elections to discuss Brexit's implications. Davis highlights the government's commitment to regional autonomy and economic growth, ensuring Brexit benefits all communities. He also mentions ongoing dialogues with devolved administrations and regional leaders.

Who is David Davis in the context of this video?

• The Secretary of State for Brexit

• The US Ambassador to the UK

• The Prime Minister of the UK

• The Mayor of London

What is the UK's stance on joining further actions with the US?

• The UK will only join actions approved by the UN.

• The UK will not participate in any US actions.

• The UK will consider requests with a sympathetic eye.

• The UK will automatically join any US action.

What commitment has the Conservative government made towards the Northwest?

• To reduce the number of jobs

• To increase regional autonomy and devolution

• To cut funding for apprenticeships

• To centralize power in London

How does the government plan to address the concerns of those who voted to remain?

• By focusing only on those who voted to leave

• By ensuring the new trade benefits everyone

• By ignoring their concerns

• By reversing Brexit

What has David Davis been doing over the last nine months?

• Writing a book on Brexit

• Talking to devolved administrations and mayors

• Traveling to the US

• Campaigning for re-election