Dominic Grieve: I would not be in a Conservative Party aligned with Brexit Party

The transcript discusses the complexities of the Brexit process, focusing on the Irish backstop, parliamentary votes, and the lack of a majority for a no-deal Brexit. It highlights the importance of democratic solutions and the Conservative Party's values. The speaker warns against forcing a no-deal Brexit and the risks of a general election, emphasizing the need for a legitimate settlement through a people's vote. The political realities and challenges for future leadership are also addressed, cautioning against alliances that could harm the party's identity.

What is the EU's position on the Irish backstop?

• They will not agree to remove or time-limit it.

• They are open to removing it.

• They have no stance on it.

• They want to replace it with a new agreement.

Why is there no majority in Parliament for a no-deal Brexit?

• It is the preferred option of the EU.

• It has strong public support.

• It is seen as economically beneficial.

• There is no mandate from the country.

What is considered the most democratic solution to the Brexit issue?

• Forcing Brexit through Parliament.

• Holding a people's vote.

• Proroguing Parliament.

• Ignoring the House of Commons.

What is the risk of ignoring the House of Commons according to the speaker?

• It will have no political consequences.

• It will not be a credible option for a new government.

• It will strengthen the government's position.

• It will lead to a successful Brexit.

What is the potential outcome of a general election involving an alliance with Nigel Farage's Brexit party?

• A party unrecognizable to past leaders.

• A guaranteed landslide victory.

• A resolution to the Brexit crisis.

• Increased support for the Conservative Party.