Brexit Deal Unlikely to Pass, Says Signum's Rosenberg

The transcript discusses the challenges Prime Minister Johnson faces in passing his Brexit deal, the potential for a second referendum, and Labour's position on these issues. It highlights the compromises Johnson might offer to gain support and examines the weakening leadership of Corbyn within the Labour Party. The transcript also compares Johnson's revised deal with Theresa May's, particularly regarding the Irish backstop, and how Johnson has managed to present it more favorably.

What is the main reason for the potential narrow loss of Johnson's vote on Saturday?

• Lack of support from the EU

• Insufficient votes in Parliament

• Strong opposition from the Conservative Party

• Public protests against the deal

What strategy is the opposition likely to pursue if Johnson's deal is defeated?

• Support Johnson's deal with amendments

• Push for a second referendum

• Call for an immediate election

• Negotiate a new deal with the EU

What is one of the key compromises Johnson might offer to Labour MPs?

• A promise to hold a general election

• Increased funding for public services

• More certainty around workers' and environmental rights

• A reduction in taxes

Who is currently gaining influence within the Labour Party as Corbyn's position weakens?

• Boris Johnson

• Theresa May

• Nigel Farage

• John McDonnell

What significant change does Johnson's revised deal include compared to May's deal?

• A new trade agreement with the US

• A complete removal of the Irish backstop

• A customs check in the Irish Sea

• An extension of the Brexit deadline