Interview with David Davis and Andrew Gwynne PT2

The transcript discusses the Brexit debate, focusing on negotiation strategies and leadership roles. It highlights the importance of being prepared to walk away from a bad deal, comparing it to everyday negotiations like buying a house or car. The discussion also covers the long-term economic impact of Brexit, the promises made by politicians, and the clarity of Brexit plans. Additionally, it touches on social care issues related to Brexit.

What was the Prime Minister's stance on handling a bad Brexit deal?

• Seek a second referendum

• Negotiate indefinitely

• Accept any deal offered

• Walk away if necessary

Why is it important to be willing to walk away in negotiations, according to the discussion?

• It avoids conflict

• It speeds up the process

• It ensures a better deal

• It shows indecisiveness

What underpins the economy according to the discussion?

• Public services

• Magic money tree

• Brexit negotiations

• Government policies

What was Jeremy Corbyn's position on Brexit as mentioned in the discussion?

• Leave with a tariff-free deal

• Delay the negotiations

• Remain in the EU

• Seek a new referendum

What issue is highlighted as still being problematic in the discussion?

• Social care

• Education reform

• Immigration policy

• Healthcare funding