Jeremy Corbyn: Hunt and Johnson are perusing post no-Deal Brexit trade deal with Trump

The transcript discusses the competition between Hunt and Johnson in offering tax relief to the wealthy, the implications of a no-deal Brexit, and the potential trade deals with the US. It highlights the inadequacies in current EU regulations, particularly concerning workers' rights, and the focus on accessing the British health market, specifically the NHS, in trade negotiations with the US.

What are Hunt and Johnson competing over in terms of economic policy?

• Tax relief for the wealthiest individuals

• Increasing public sector wages

• Reducing national debt

• Improving healthcare services

What is the main concern regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• Loss of tourism

• Disruption of current trading arrangements

• Increase in immigration

• Decrease in educational exchanges

What does the speaker believe about the EU's regulatory systems?

• They are perfect and need no changes

• They are inadequate in some areas but provide a good basis

• They are completely inadequate and need a total overhaul

• They are irrelevant to the UK's future

What is a key priority for many in the context of a trade deal with the US?

• Access to British agriculture

• Access to the British health market

• Access to the British education system

• Access to British technology

What is the British health market referred to in the context of a trade deal?

• A collection of health insurance companies

• A private healthcare system

• A network of private hospitals

• A state-run monopoly known as the National Health Service