U.K.'s Jenkin Sees May Losing Brexit Vote 'Heavily' on Dec. 11

The transcript discusses the challenges and implications of the current Brexit deal, highlighting concerns about the UK's lack of unilateral control and the indefinite nature of the agreement. It explores the potential impact of a hard Brexit on industries and the need for government support. The discussion also covers the timeline for Brexit, possible political changes, and the improbability of reversing the decision. The speaker emphasizes the complexity of the situation and the potential for significant political shifts.

What is the speaker's main concern about the current Brexit deal?

• The deal ensures a smooth transition for all industries.

• The deal provides significant advantages of EU membership.

• The EU will have a veto over the UK's decision to leave.

• The UK will have complete control over leaving the EU.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for industries facing challenges due to a hard Brexit?

• Immediate withdrawal from the EU.

• Government support and transition packages.

• Complete reliance on WTO rules.

• No action is needed as industries are well-prepared.

According to the speaker, what is the likelihood of a general election occurring?

• Already scheduled and unavoidable.

• Very likely due to political instability.

• Certain as the only solution to the crisis.

• Unlikely despite the DUP withdrawing support.

What does the speaker believe about reversing the Brexit decision?

• It would be a simple and straightforward process.

• It would create political chaos and is not feasible.

• It is the best option for the UK.

• It would be welcomed by all political parties.

What does the speaker predict might happen to the leadership of the Conservative Party?

• The leadership will be dissolved.

• The leadership will be strengthened.

• There will likely be a change in leadership.

• The leadership will remain unchanged.