May's Biggest Challenge Is Passing Deal Through Parliament, Says Rasmussen's Schick

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the UK in securing a Brexit deal, focusing on domestic politics, the Irish border issue, and the role of the DUP. It highlights the economic implications of Brexit, the importance of political viability for any deal, and the potential outcomes if the UK remains in the EU or customs union. The discussion also touches on the political dynamics within the UK Parliament and the potential impact on the British pound.

What is the main challenge Theresa May faces in getting the Brexit deal approved?

• Economic sanctions

• International trade agreements

• EU regulations

• Domestic political issues

Why is the DUP's support crucial for Theresa May's government?

• They represent the EU's interests

• They have veto power over Brexit negotiations

• Their vote is essential for passing the Brexit deal

• They control the majority in Parliament

What is the 'backstop' in the context of Brexit negotiations?

• A proposal to delay Brexit

• A strategy to increase trade with the EU

• A plan to keep Northern Ireland in the customs union

• A financial safety net for the UK

How might a politically viable Brexit deal affect the British pound?

• It could cause the pound to depreciate

• It would have no effect on the pound

• It could lead to a stable pound

• It could result in the pound rallying

What role does the Labour Party play in the Brexit deal process?

• Their support is needed to pass the deal through Parliament

• They can veto any deal

• They have no influence on the process

• They negotiate directly with the EU