Alvine Capital's Isaacs Says Corbyn Holds Brexit Power

The transcript discusses the UK's decision to pay a 40 billion Brexit bill and the ongoing challenges in Brexit negotiations. It highlights the difficulty of passing any Brexit deal through Parliament, including the House of Lords, and the potential need for a transitional deal. The role of Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party's historical stance on the EU are also examined, suggesting Corbyn's influence could be pivotal in the Brexit outcome.

What is the main issue the UK government is facing in the Brexit negotiations?

• Negotiating with other non-EU countries

• Deciding on the amount of the financial settlement

• Finding a compromise that satisfies both the EU and the UK Parliament

• Gaining support from the Supreme Court

What is the general consensus within the Conservative Party regarding a transitional deal?

• There is no need for a transitional deal

• The deal should be rejected entirely

• A transitional deal is necessary, but its length is debated

• The deal should be permanent

Who is considered to have significant influence over the Brexit outcome?

• Theresa May

• Nigel Farage

• Boris Johnson

• Jeremy Corbyn

What historical stance did Jeremy Corbyn and the old hard left of the Labour Party have towards the EU?

• Indifferent

• Anti-EU

• Neutral

• Pro-EU

What might Jeremy Corbyn's strategy be regarding the Brexit negotiations?

• Actively negotiate a new deal

• Let the situation unfold naturally, potentially leading to a no-deal

• Join the customs union

• Push for a second referendum