Interview with Jacob Rees-Mogg

The transcript discusses the political situation surrounding Brexit, including a letter of no confidence in Theresa May, the dynamics of the Brexit deal, and the role of the DUP. It highlights the strategic considerations of supporting the deal to avoid abandoning Brexit. The conversation also touches on the future leadership of the UK, reflecting on Theresa May's contributions and the potential for Boris Johnson as a successor.

What was the speaker's initial reaction after Theresa May won the no-confidence vote?

• The speaker decided to oppose her.

• The speaker resigned from their position.

• The speaker chose to support her.

• The speaker remained neutral.

What unusual constitutional event is mentioned as influencing the Brexit deal's chances?

• A new election was called.

• The government lost control of the order paper.

• The Prime Minister resigned.

• A referendum was announced.

What is the main concern of the ARGIES regarding the Brexit deal?

• Whether it is the best possible deal.

• The economic impact.

• The leadership question.

• The public opinion.

What condition does the speaker set for supporting the Brexit deal?

• A new Prime Minister.

• A public referendum.

• Support from the DUP.

• Approval from the European Union.

What is the speaker's view on discussing the next Prime Minister?

• They prefer to focus on thanking Theresa May first.

• They have already chosen a candidate.

• They believe it should be discussed immediately.

• They are eager to discuss it.