U.K.'s Cameron Supports Staying in Reformed EU

The transcript discusses the complexities of the referendum on the EU, focusing on David Cameron's renegotiations and the political strategies involved. It highlights the frustration among politicians and the public regarding the questions posed and the risks associated with staying in or leaving the EU. The internal dynamics within the Conservative Party and Cameron's reluctance to answer certain questions are also explored.

What was the original idea behind the EU referendum according to the transcript?

• To decide on immigration policies

• To evaluate Cameron's renegotiation achievements

• To determine the UK's economic future

• To assess public opinion on the EU

What question does David Cameron want the public to consider regarding the EU referendum?

• Should the UK increase its EU contributions?

• Is it worth taking a risk to leave the EU?

• Should the UK adopt the Euro?

• Is the EU beneficial for trade?

What is one of the main concerns of those advocating to leave the EU?

• The EU's impact on climate change

• The high level of immigration

• The EU's stance on technology

• The EU's cultural influence

How does the transcript describe the questioning of David Cameron by his own party members?

• Confused and unclear

• Supportive and encouraging

• Aggressive and challenging

• Indifferent and neutral

What internal issue is highlighted within the Conservative Party regarding the EU referendum?

• Agreement on economic policies

• Fracturing over the EU issue

• A lack of leadership

• A unified stance on the EU