May Won’t Agree to Brexit Deal With Irish Sea Border, U.K.'s Hunt Says

The transcript covers a discussion on the comparison between the EU and the Soviet Union, emphasizing the EU's founding purpose to counter the Soviet Union. It highlights the challenges in Brexit negotiations, particularly the need for constructive dialogue and maintaining UK-EU relations. The use of diplomatic language in political discourse is analyzed, especially in addressing a Tory audience. The Irish border issue is also discussed, with emphasis on the importance of not compromising UK sovereignty in Brexit talks.

What was the original purpose of the EU according to the speaker?

• To create a political union

• To establish a single currency

• To counter the Soviet Union

• To promote economic growth

What does the speaker believe is necessary for continued peace and prosperity in Europe?

• A strong military presence

• A partnership and friendship between the UK and Europe

• Complete independence from the EU

• Economic sanctions against non-EU countries

How does the speaker describe the language used in their argument?

• Confusing and unclear

• Aggressive and confrontational

• Diplomatic and passionate

• Indifferent and neutral

What is the UK's stance on placing a border down the Irish Sea?

• It is already agreed upon

• It is under consideration

• It is unacceptable

• It is a viable option

Who is directly responsible for the Brexit negotiations according to the speaker?

• Dominic Raab

• Boris Johnson

• Theresa May

• Arlene Foster