Blanchflower Says U.K.'s May 'Severely Weakened'

The transcript discusses Theresa May's weakened political position following a vote against her by 117 MPs, highlighting the challenges of passing her Brexit deal. The Brexit deal is deemed unacceptable by many, leading to economic uncertainty and market instability. The Irish backstop remains a critical issue in negotiations with the EU. The discussion also explores potential political scenarios, including leadership changes and the possibility of a Jeremy Corbyn government. The historical context of the Tory party's struggles with European issues is also examined, emphasizing the ongoing chaos in UK politics.

What potential outcomes does the speaker foresee regarding the Brexit negotiations?

How does the speaker characterize the alternatives within the Tory party?

What does the phrase 'dead woman walking' imply about the Prime Minister's future?