Brexit Trade Deal Signed, What's Next for U.K.?

The transcript discusses the UK-EU trade deal, highlighting Boris Johnson's portrayal of it as a victory. It covers the compromises made by both sides, with a focus on financial services and the lack of a concrete agreement in that area. The discussion also touches on the expected changes post-January 1, including potential trade disruptions and the UK's independence from the European Court of Justice. The overall sentiment is cautious optimism, with an acknowledgment of the challenges ahead.

What was Prime Minister Johnson's demeanor after securing the deal with the EU?

• He appeared indifferent and uninterested.

• He showed no emotion.

• He was angry and frustrated.

• He was visibly relieved and optimistic.

What is one of the main concerns for businesses regarding the new deal?

• Immediate financial losses.

• Uncertainty about the required paperwork.

• Increased tariffs on all goods.

• Complete ban on exports to the EU.

What is one of the reasons for potential trade disruptions post-deal?

• Complete closure of ports.

• New paperwork requirements.

• Increased tariffs on imports.

• Lack of transportation facilities.

How will disputes under the new deal be resolved?

• Through the European Court of Justice.

• By the UK Supreme Court.

• Via independent arbitration.

• Through a joint EU-UK committee.

What significant change does the deal bring regarding the European Court of Justice?

• The UK will have increased jurisdiction.

• The UK will have partial jurisdiction.

• The UK remains under its jurisdiction.

• The UK is no longer under its jurisdiction.

What is expected to happen in the UK Parliament regarding the deal?

• The deal will be postponed indefinitely.

• The deal will be rejected without a vote.

• The deal will be automatically approved.

• A vote will be held to ratify the deal.

What is Prime Minister Johnson expected to emphasize about the deal?

• The increased tariffs on goods.

• The UK's independence from the EU.

• The reduction in trade opportunities.

• The economic losses it will cause.