Clegg: U.K. Single-Market Plans a 'Logical Impossibility'

The transcript discusses the UK's Brexit plan, highlighting the unrealistic expectations set by the government regarding Article 50 and the complexity of negotiating a new arrangement with the EU. It emphasizes the negotiability of freedom of movement and critiques the government's approach to Brexit, including missed opportunities and strategic decisions. The potential for an emergency brake on immigration is also explored.

What is the main issue with the government's timeline for Brexit negotiations?

• It is not publicly announced.

• It is too long and drawn out.

• It is too short to complete all necessary agreements.

• It is too flexible.

What approach does the speaker suggest for handling Brexit negotiations?

• Focusing solely on divorce proceedings.

• Ignoring the EU's demands.

• Taking a staged approach with transitional arrangements.

• Completing all negotiations in one go.

Which aspect of Brexit does the speaker believe is negotiable?

• Freedom of movement.

• The timeline for negotiations.

• The single market access.

• The UK's financial contributions.

What was reportedly offered by the German Government regarding immigration?

• Unrestricted immigration.

• An emergency brake on immigration.

• A financial incentive for reduced immigration.

• A complete halt on immigration.

What strategic decision did the Prime Minister make regarding international alliances?

• Aligning with the EU.

• Aligning with Donald Trump.

• Aligning with China.

• Aligning with Russia.