Jeremy Corbyn Interview RE: May Meeting Trump 2

The transcript discusses the political and ethical implications of reintroducing waterboarding in the USA, highlighting the role of the Senate and Congress in addressing torture. It explores the potential global impact of the US's stance on torture and the importance of maintaining international law. The special relationship between the US and UK is examined, along with the US's traditions in civil rights and environmental advocacy. The transcript concludes with a call for the UK to adhere to international conventions and promote fair trade.

What is the main concern if the USA decides to abandon the Convention on Torture?

• It will improve international relations.

• It will encourage other countries to adopt similar practices.

• It will have no impact on global politics.

• It will lead to economic sanctions.

How is the 'special relationship' between the USA and the UK often described?

• A relationship based solely on trade.

• A concept that loses meaning if defined.

• A temporary political strategy.

• Clearly defined and well understood.

Why is it important for the UK to maintain a good relationship with the USA?

• Because the USA is a major trading partner.

• To avoid military conflicts.

• To influence American domestic policies.

• To gain access to American technology.

What stance does the speaker hope Theresa May will take regarding international law?

• To ignore international conventions.

• To adhere firmly to international law on torture and climate change.

• To prioritize national interests over international agreements.

• To renegotiate all international treaties.

What is suggested as a necessary action for powerful nations in international relations?

• To widen the economic gap.

• To focus solely on their own development.

• To reach out and close the gap with poorer economies.

• To impose their policies on other countries.