Will Parliament Approve a Brexit Deal (Mogg Thinks They Will) - Brexit Explained

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations between the UK and EU for a deal, with cautious optimism expressed by Irish President Varadkar. The EU is expected to announce progress soon. Despite potential agreement, Johnson faces challenges in getting Parliament's approval, similar to May's previous failures. Jacob Rees-Mogg is optimistic about passing the deal, citing the desperation to conclude the process. The voting dynamics are complex, with various parties and independents holding different stances. The outcome remains uncertain, but changes since May's attempts may aid Johnson's efforts.

What is the main challenge Johnson faces even if a deal is reached with the EU?

• Approval by the EU Parliament

• Approval by the UK Parliament

• Approval by the United Nations

• Approval by the World Trade Organization

Which political party's MPs are expected to mostly vote against Johnson's plan?

• Conservative MPs

• Independent MPs

• Labour MPs

• SNP MPs

What does Jacob Rees-Mogg believe about the potential deal with the EU?

• It will be delayed indefinitely

• It will pass through the House of Commons

• It will be renegotiated

• It will be rejected by the House of Commons

What is a key condition for the DUP's support of Johnson's deal?

• A hard Brexit

• Remaining within the EU's customs union

• Remaining within the UK's customs union

• A soft Brexit

Why did May's deal fail to pass in Parliament?

• Lack of support from the EU

• Lack of support from her own party

• Lack of support from the DUP

• Lack of support from the Labour Party