Embark CIO Toogood Sees Attempt to Cherry Pick Brexit

The transcript discusses the complexities and uncertainties surrounding Brexit negotiations, highlighting the UK's desire to cherry-pick benefits while avoiding obligations. It explores the economic and political implications, including the positions of various political parties and the potential impact on trade and free movement. The discussion also touches on the challenges of reaching a consensus and the possible future scenarios for the UK and EU relationship.

What is the main issue discussed in the CBI meeting regarding Brexit?

• The EU's willingness to renegotiate terms

• The UK's desire to remain in the EU

• The UK's attempt to cherry-pick benefits

• The possibility of a second referendum

What is the EU's stance on the UK's desire to cherry-pick benefits?

• The EU is indifferent to the UK's demands

• The EU supports the UK's position

• The EU firmly rejects cherry-picking

• The EU is open to negotiations

How might Brexit affect the UK's purchase of German cars?

• The UK will stop buying German cars

• German cars will become significantly cheaper

• There will be no change in car prices

• German cars might cost slightly more

What is the main challenge within the UK political parties regarding Brexit?

• Complete agreement with the EU's terms

• Confusion and lack of a clear plan

• Unified support for a single Brexit strategy

• Strong leadership guiding the negotiations

How does the EU perceive the UK's position in the Brexit negotiations?

• As a dominant and controlling force

• As a cooperative and agreeable approach

• As a weak and vacillating position

• As a strong and decisive stance