May Looks to Secret Plan B to Avoid a Brexit Disaster

The transcript discusses potential scenarios for extending the Brexit date beyond March 29th, highlighting the EU's conditions for granting an extension. It also covers the implications of a second referendum or general election, and the realization within Theresa May's team that the current deal is likely to fail in Parliament.

What is one condition under which the EU might agree to extend the Brexit date?

• If the EU decides unilaterally

• If the UK requests a permanent extension

• If there is a clear shift in UK domestic politics

• If the UK wants more time to negotiate

Why is a second referendum before March 29th unlikely?

• It would require a new Prime Minister

• The UK Parliament has already voted against it

• The EU has rejected the idea

• There is not enough time to organize it

How might a general election affect the Brexit timeline?

• It would speed up the Brexit process

• It would have no impact on the timeline

• It could lead to an extension if a new government forms

• It would automatically cancel Brexit

What realization has Theresa May's team come to regarding the Brexit deal?

• The deal will be postponed indefinitely

• The deal has been accepted by the EU

• The deal is likely to succeed in Parliament

• The deal is almost certain to fail in Parliament

What might happen if the Brexit deal fails in Parliament?

• The UK will leave the EU without a deal

• There could be further political developments

• The EU will impose a new deal

• Brexit will be canceled