Corbyn addresses Manchester rally

The transcript discusses the choices available in the 2019 general election, focusing on the Prime Minister's approach to Brexit and trade relations with the USA. It highlights concerns about potential impacts on public services and regulations. The speaker emphasizes the need for unity across communities affected by Brexit, advocating for a Labour government to address social issues. The rights of EU nationals post-referendum are also discussed, with a call for recognition of their contributions.

What was the speaker's main criticism of the Prime Minister's Brexit strategy?

• It ignored trade relations with the USA.

• It was too lenient on the EU.

• It focused too much on domestic issues.

• It aimed to leave the EU with no deal.

According to the speaker, what would a trade deal with the USA likely demand?

• Access to British public services.

• More support for British farmers.

• Stricter environmental regulations.

• Increased tariffs on British goods.

What was the speaker's stance on the role of EU nationals in Britain?

• They should be blamed for economic issues.

• They should be encouraged to leave.

• Their rights should be restricted.

• Their contributions should be recognized.

What was the speaker's proposed strategy to address Brexit-related divisions?

• Bring people together regardless of their vote.

• Encourage more referendums.

• Ignore the issue entirely.

• Focus on economic growth only.

What did the speaker find surprising about Boris Johnson's actions?

• His support for EU nationals.

• His presence in the voting lobby.

• His opposition to trade deals.

• His criticism of Universal Credit.