Blair urges Labour to oppose any snap election until Brexit is resolved

The video discusses the political strategy of choosing a referendum over a general election to resolve Brexit. It highlights the unique position of Brexit as a standalone issue and the potential consequences of a no-deal Brexit, including economic and security impacts. The discussion also covers the importance of post-Brexit trade relations, comparing the potential outcomes of aligning with the EU versus the US.

Why is it suggested that opposition parties should refuse a general election in the context of Brexit?

• To support the current government

• To delay Brexit indefinitely

• To ensure a referendum is held

• To avoid a no-deal Brexit

What is a major concern about leaving the EU with no deal?

• It will immediately resolve all Brexit issues

• It will lead to economic and security challenges

• It will strengthen the UK's negotiating position

• It will improve relations with Ireland

What does the speaker suggest about the UK's negotiating leverage in a no-deal scenario?

• The UK will have equal leverage as the EU

• The UK will not need to negotiate

• The UK will have little or no leverage

• The UK will have strong leverage

What is the speaker's view on the UK's ability to secure a better trade deal alone compared to being part of the EU?

• The UK will have equal power as the EU

• The UK should not engage in trade deals

• The UK is better off with the EU's market power

• The UK can secure a better deal alone

How does the speaker describe the UK-US relationship post-Brexit?

• As an unequal relationship

• As a stronger alliance than with the EU

• As a non-existent relationship

• As a relationship of equals