Welsh First Minister Says No Brexit Deal Is a Disaster

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Brexit referendum, emphasizing the need for any UK government deal to be ratified by all UK parliaments. It highlights the importance of maintaining strong communication with Downing Street and debates the necessity of staying in the customs union and single market, given Wales' significant exports to the EU. The conversation also covers the devolution of powers from Brussels, the status of UK-EU talks, and the importance of securing a deal to avoid economic chaos. The potential for a future UK-EU relationship similar to EEA membership is also explored.

What is the speaker's view on the necessity of ratifying any UK Government deal?

• It should be ratified by all UK parliaments.

• It should not be ratified at all.

• It should be ratified by the EU only.

• It should be ratified by only one parliament.

What does the speaker believe about the UK's relationship with the single market?

• The UK should only focus on the customs union.

• The UK should have no relationship with the single market.

• The UK should maintain a strong relationship with the single market.

• The UK should leave the single market immediately.

What is the speaker's opinion on the powers returning from Brussels?

• They should be shared with the EU.

• They should automatically come to Wales.

• They should remain in Brussels.

• They should be diverted to London indefinitely.

What is the speaker's stance on the possibility of talks breaking down between the UK and the EU?

• Talks are at risk of breaking down, but it's not certain yet.

• Talks have already broken down.

• Talks will never break down.

• Talks have no impact on the UK.

What does the speaker suggest is crucial for the UK post-Brexit?

• Ignoring the single market.

• Focusing only on domestic issues.

• Securing a deal to avoid economic chaos.

• Having no deal with the EU.