UK: Interview with Former Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis MP

The transcript discusses the current state of negotiations, highlighting the proximity to a deal and the importance of securing one. It contrasts the government's stance with risk minimizers who fear a no-deal scenario. The potential for mini deals is explored, emphasizing mutual interests and the government's stronger negotiation position compared to previous administrations.

What is the current status of the Brexit negotiations according to the transcript?

• The negotiations are far from reaching a deal.

• The negotiations have been postponed indefinitely.

• The negotiations are close to reaching a deal.

• The negotiations have already concluded.

How does the government view the importance of securing a Brexit deal?

• The government is against any form of deal.

• The government is indifferent to the outcome.

• The government believes a deal is slightly better than no deal.

• The government sees no difference between a deal and no deal.

Who are described as 'risk minimizers' in the context of Brexit?

• Those who are cautious and prefer to avoid risks.

• Those who support Brexit unconditionally.

• Those who are indifferent to Brexit outcomes.

• Those who oppose any form of negotiation.

What is the government's attitude towards a no-deal Brexit?

• The government is unprepared for a no-deal outcome.

• The government is terrified of a no-deal scenario.

• The government is confident it can manage a no-deal situation.

• The government has no opinion on a no-deal Brexit.

What does the government believe will follow if a major Brexit deal is not reached?

• Complete isolation from the EU.

• An immediate economic collapse.

• A series of smaller agreements.

• A return to pre-Brexit conditions.