Jeremy Corbyn won't say how he'd vote in his own referendum

The transcript discusses the potential for the UK to remain in the EU with reforms or leave while maintaining a trade relationship. It highlights the importance of the Customs Union, open borders, and rights. The speaker seeks to understand public opinion on whether to negotiate an exit that protects jobs or remain in the EU. The focus is on protecting jobs, living standards, and maintaining a trade relationship with Europe. The options are to continue within the EU or negotiate a deal with the EU, considering public dissatisfaction and the referendum result.

What is one of the key elements mentioned for maintaining a relationship with the EU?

• Military alliance

• The Customs Union

• Cultural exchange programs

• A new currency

What is the main concern of the public regarding EU membership?

• Job protection and living standards

• Educational exchanges

• Environmental policies

• Tourism opportunities

What does the speaker suggest is the bottom line for the public?

• Cultural integration

• Protecting jobs and living standards

• Political influence

• Technological advancement

What are the two options presented regarding the EU?

• Adopting a new currency or keeping the current one

• Continuing within the EU or negotiating a new deal

• Joining a new union or staying independent

• Forming a new alliance or maintaining the status quo

What sentiment is acknowledged about the EU in the final section?

• Overwhelming support

• Complete indifference

• Dissatisfaction among some people

• Universal approval