Interview with Tony Blair on Brexit

The transcript discusses the ongoing debate about Brexit, emphasizing the importance of the decision as one of the most significant since World War II. It highlights the right to rethink the decision before the final exit, suggesting that a new referendum could be held once the terms of the new deal are clear. The discussion also compares the 2016 referendum to a general election, where voters can choose between different options.

Why does the speaker believe the Brexit debate is crucial?

• It is a decision that can be easily reversed.

• It is the most important decision since World War II.

• It is a minor political issue.

• It has no impact on the country.

What does the speaker suggest about the Article 50 application?

• It must be withdrawn immediately.

• It cannot be withdrawn once submitted.

• It can be withdrawn at any time before March 2019.

• It is irrelevant to the Brexit process.

What is the speaker's stance on rethinking Brexit?

• They think it is too late to rethink.

• They oppose any reconsideration.

• They suggest it is a right to reconsider.

• They believe it is mandatory to rethink.

How does the speaker describe a potential new referendum?

• It would be a simple yes or no question.

• It would be identical to the 2016 referendum.

• It would focus on the new relationship terms.

• It would not involve public voting.

What analogy does the speaker use to describe the 2016 referendum?

• A simple yes or no question.

• A decision with no consequences.

• An election where voters choose between governments.

• A straightforward choice with clear outcomes.