Rory Stewart must persuade 'last few MPs to get across the line' before Tory leadership poll

The transcript discusses the need for open debate in Parliament to address the Brexit deal. It explores the challenges of negotiating a new deal with Brussels and the potential delays involved. The confidence levels of various political teams, including Boris Johnson's, are examined. The influence of media on political strategy is also highlighted, with references to articles in the Times and Telegraph.

What was the speaker's main strategy to convince MPs regarding the Brexit debate?

• To encourage an open debate

• To avoid discussing political foundations

• To focus on economic benefits

• To make it a closed discussion

What does the speaker suggest about the possibility of getting a new deal from Brussels?

• It is unnecessary and irrelevant

• It is unlikely and may cause delays

• It is highly likely and quick

• It is guaranteed with no delays

How does the speaker describe the confidence levels of different political teams?

• Confidence levels vary among teams

• No team is confident

• Only one team is confident

• All teams are equally confident

Why does Michael believe there should be two Brexiteers in the final stages?

• To ensure a balanced debate

• Because he is worried about the opposition

• To delay the process

• To avoid media scrutiny

What does the speaker imply about being attacked on the front pages of major newspapers?

• It means they should change their strategy

• It shows a lack of public interest

• It suggests they are doing something right

• It indicates failure