U.K.'s Corbyn Rejects Johnson's Dec. 12 Election Plan

The video discusses the political situation in the UK, focusing on Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party's opposition to a December 12th election date and the resulting parliamentary deadlock. It explores Boris Johnson's strategic position, his deal with the EU, and the challenges faced by the Labour Party. The discussion also covers the potential outcomes of Brexit, including the likelihood of a no-deal scenario, and the political maneuvers involved.

What is the main reason Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party is opposing the December 12th election date?

• To avoid a potential loss in the elections

• To gain more time to negotiate a better Brexit deal

• To strengthen the fixed-term Parliament act

• To support the Conservative Party's agenda

What was the purpose of the fixed-term Parliament act mentioned in the discussion?

• To ensure regular elections every five years

• To maintain the coalition between the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives

• To prevent any party from gaining too much power

• To facilitate a quick Brexit process

Why does the European Union want to finalize the Brexit deal quickly?

• To avoid being blamed for the UK's problems

• To strengthen ties with the UK

• To support the Labour Party's position

• To ensure a no-deal Brexit

What is Boris Johnson's main political goal according to the discussion?

• To form a new coalition government

• To win a general election after finalizing a Brexit deal

• To secure a no-deal Brexit

• To delay the Brexit process

What is the likelihood of a no-deal Brexit according to the discussion?

• Very high

• Moderate

• Certain

• Very low