Conservative and Labour leadership battles post-Brexit.

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Brexit vote, highlighting Tony Blair's stance on keeping options open before fully committing to leaving the EU. Blair emphasizes the need for Parliament to understand the terms of Brexit and suggests that the UK should not rush the process. The transcript also touches on the public's reaction to the Brexit result and the upcoming Chilcot report on the Iraq War, which could have implications for Blair.

What was Tony Blair's stance on the immediate implementation of the Brexit vote?

• He supported immediate implementation.

• He suggested a second referendum.

• He wanted to ignore the vote.

• He advised caution and further evaluation.

What did Tony Blair propose regarding negotiations with the EU?

• To leave the EU without any negotiations.

• To negotiate with each EU member state individually.

• To focus only on trade agreements.

• To avoid any discussions with the EU.

How did Brexiteers view the result of the Brexit vote?

• As a suggestion rather than a decision.

• As a temporary decision.

• As a mistake that should be corrected.

• As a mandate that should be respected.

What historical event is mentioned in relation to Tony Blair's decisions?

• The London Olympics 2012.

• The Scottish independence referendum.

• The Iraq invasion in 2003.

• The financial crisis of 2008.

What report were people eagerly awaiting in relation to Tony Blair?

• The financial sector report.

• The Brexit impact report.

• The Chilcot report.

• The EU negotiation report.