We Have Given Away too Much, Says U.K. Conservative Lawmaker Kawczynski

The transcript discusses the political challenges surrounding Theresa May's leadership and the Brexit deal. Key issues include the Northern Ireland backstop, the potential for a leadership challenge, and the difficulty of passing the deal through Parliament. The conversation highlights the divided opinions within the UK government and the broader implications for EU relations. The potential for Conservative rebels and the impact of WTO terms on trade are also explored, emphasizing the complexity of the Brexit process and the need for a balanced approach.

What is the main concern of the Brexiteers regarding Theresa May's deal?

• It gives away too much to the EU.

• It allows for new trade deals immediately.

• It strengthens the UK's position in the EU.

• It completely ignores Northern Ireland.

What is the nature of the vote that MPs are expected to make on the Brexit deal?

• A non-binding advisory vote.

• A secret ballot.

• A clear binary choice.

• A vote with multiple options.

What does Daniel Kupchinsky argue is a moderate and sensible proposal?

• Staying in the EU.

• Adopting EU laws.

• Creating a new sovereign nation.

• Joining the customs union.

What is the anticipated number of Conservative MPs who might rebel against the Brexit deal?

• 30 to 40

• 60 to 70

• 10 to 20

• 40 to 50

What is the potential consequence of voting against the Brexit deal according to Daniel?

• Uncertainty in the short to medium term.

• A smooth transition to WTO terms.

• Strengthened ties with the EU.

• Immediate economic prosperity.

What does Theresa May need to secure the Brexit deal in Parliament?

• Support from only Conservative MPs.

• 320 members of Parliament to vote for it.

• A unanimous vote from the Labour Party.

• Approval from the European Union.

What is the stance of the IMF on the WTO rules and a hard Brexit?

• They have not commented.

• They have a different view.

• They are indifferent.

• They fully support it.