Brexit Hardliner Raab Says He'll Back May's Deal

The transcript discusses the implications of a third meaningful vote on the withdrawal bill, the government's strategy to negotiate with the EU, and the dynamics between the EU and UK. It highlights the growing risk of a WTO departure and the need for collaboration to mitigate economic impacts. The speaker concludes with their voting intentions and desired outcomes to prevent a longer extension and European elections.

What is the primary purpose of the third meaningful vote under section 13?

• To hold European elections in May

• To seek legally binding changes from the EU

• To delay the Brexit process indefinitely

• To cancel the withdrawal agreement

Why does the speaker criticize the EU's position?

• For not participating in the negotiations

• For supporting the UK too much

• For being too rigid and unmovable

• For being too flexible

What risk is increasing according to the speaker?

• The risk of a trade war with the US

• The risk of a no-confidence vote

• The risk of a new referendum

• The risk of a WTO departure

What are the two essential outcomes the speaker hopes to achieve?

• Canceling the withdrawal agreement and holding new elections

• Staving off a longer extension and preventing European elections

• A shorter extension and a new referendum

• A longer extension and European elections

What does the speaker hope the government will pursue more vigorously?

• A complete renegotiation of the Brexit deal

• Reassurance on the withdrawal agreement and political declaration

• A new trade deal with the US

• An immediate exit from the EU