Jeremy Hunt warns of catastrophe over Brexit negotiations

The transcript discusses the critical choices facing the Conservative Party regarding Brexit, emphasizing the importance of selecting the right leader to negotiate a deal. It highlights the potential risks of leaving without a deal and the challenges posed by Parliament. The speaker also addresses the controversy over the BBC's responsibility for funding free TV licenses for seniors, stressing the need to uphold manifesto commitments.

What is the potential consequence of making the wrong decision regarding Brexit, according to the speaker?

• A stronger Conservative party

• No Conservative government

• Immediate economic growth

• Increased trust in Parliament

What does the speaker suggest is crucial for a Prime Minister when making decisions?

• Consulting with foreign leaders

• Avoiding any form of negotiation

• Making choices based on available options

• Following public opinion polls

What might Parliament do that could affect the Brexit process, according to the speaker?

• Increase funding for Brexit negotiations

• Call for a second referendum

• Block a no-deal Brexit

• Support a no-deal Brexit

What was the speaker's role in the decision regarding free TV licenses for those over 75?

• They increased the funding for the BBC

• They opposed the decision

• They negotiated the license fee settlement

• They removed the benefit entirely

What concern does the speaker express about the BBC's decision on TV licenses?

• It aligns with the government's manifesto

• It breaches commitments to pensioners

• It was a popular decision nationwide

• It was fully funded by the government