Labour Won't Support Brexit Deal, Alvine's Isaacs Says

The transcript discusses the Brexit coup at Checkers, Theresa May's limited options, and the challenges of getting a Brexit deal through Parliament. It highlights the resignations of key ministers and the potential opposition from the Labour Party, led by Jeremy Corbyn, who has a vision for an interventionist industrial policy. The discussion also touches on the possible political shifts, including the potential resignation of Theresa May and Boris Johnson becoming Prime Minister.

What was the main challenge Theresa May faced in negotiating a Brexit deal?

• Convincing the European Union to accept her terms

• Getting the deal approved by both Houses of Parliament

• Securing financial support from the EU

• Maintaining support from the Labour Party

Why did several key ministers resign during the Brexit negotiations?

• They disagreed with the proposed Brexit deal

• They wanted to support Theresa May

• They were offered better positions elsewhere

• They were against the idea of Brexit

What was the government's strategy in presenting the Brexit deal?

• To focus on its cultural significance

• To emphasize its environmental impact

• To portray it as delivering a 'real Brexit'

• To highlight its economic benefits

What was a key aspect of Jeremy Corbyn's industrial policy?

• Reducing government intervention in the economy

• Focusing on international collaborations

• Implementing a highly interventionist approach

• Promoting free trade agreements

What potential political outcome was discussed regarding Theresa May's leadership?

• Her transition to a non-political role

• Her appointment as EU ambassador

• Her resignation and Boris Johnson becoming Prime Minister

• Her continued leadership and success