Johnson Is Going to Struggle to Get Enough Labour Dissenters, Says Connor Broadley’s Wyllie

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding Boris Johnson's deal, the political dynamics in Parliament, and the potential outcomes, including a general election. It reflects on recent events, the role of social media, and the shifting public opinion on Brexit. The discussion highlights the challenges Johnson faces in securing enough votes and the strategic positioning of political parties.

What is the main reason Boris Johnson could become a hero over the weekend?

• Securing enough votes from Labour and DUP members

• Becoming the Prime Minister

• Winning a Nobel Peace Prize

• Solving the economic crisis

What is the main challenge Boris Johnson faces in getting his deal through Parliament?

• Public protests against the deal

• Opposition from the European Union

• Missing DUP votes and tight vote count

• Lack of support from the Conservative Party

What role does Brussels play in the current situation?

• Supporting the Labour Party

• Negotiating a new deal

• Applying pressure alongside the UK Government

• Organizing a public referendum

What is likely to happen if Boris Johnson's deal does not pass?

• A new Brexit deal will be proposed

• A general election will be called

• The UK will remain in the EU

• Boris Johnson will resign

How has public opinion on Brexit shifted according to the latest polling evidence?

• Support for Brexit has decreased to 30%

• Support for Brexit has dropped to 40%

• Support for Brexit has increased to 52%

• Support for Brexit remains unchanged at 45%