McDonnell Says Labour Consulting With Other Parties on U.K. Election Timing

John McDonnell discusses the Labour Party's position on Brexit, emphasizing the need to prevent a no-deal Brexit. He highlights the political challenges faced by Boris Johnson, including pressure from the Brexit Party and internal party divisions. McDonnell stresses the importance of public opinion, which largely opposes a no-deal Brexit, and outlines Labour's strategy of seeking a second referendum. He concludes with a discussion on election prospects, expressing confidence in Labour's ability to win.

What is the main condition set by Jeremy Corbyn for agreeing to a general election?

• The Brexit Party must dissolve.

• The bill must become law.

• Boris Johnson must resign.

• A new Prime Minister must be elected.

What is one of the main political challenges faced by Boris Johnson?

• Pressure from the Brexit Party.

• Support from the Liberal Democrats.

• Opposition from the European Union.

• Lack of public support for Brexit.

What is the public sentiment towards a no-deal Brexit according to the transcript?

• Supportive due to economic benefits.

• Indifferent as it has no impact.

• Opposed due to potential negative consequences.

• Confused about the implications.

What is the opposition's proposed solution to resolve the Brexit issue?

• A coalition with the Brexit Party.

• Negotiations with the EU.

• Immediate general elections.

• A second referendum.

What historical context is mentioned regarding the opposition's electoral performance?

• They have always been ahead in the polls.

• They were 24 points behind before the last election.

• They have never won a general election.

• They have consistently lost to the Liberal Democrats.