Bootle: China Could Be a Link for Trump and May

The transcript discusses the UK's negotiating position post-election, focusing on potential trade deals with the US and the impact of leadership styles on the US-UK relationship. It explores the importance of diplomatic relations and the role of ambassadors in Brexit negotiations. The discussion also covers the EU's stance and the UK's need to develop a clear negotiation strategy.

How does Donald Trump's preference for trade deals potentially benefit the UK post-Brexit?

• He supports mega trade deals.

• He focuses on trade within Europe.

• He prefers bilateral trade agreements.

• He wants to avoid any trade deals.

What is a key factor in the success of the UK-US 'special relationship'?

• Military alliances

• Personal chemistry between leaders

• Economic policies

• Cultural exchanges

How does Theresa May's view on China compare to the previous British government?

• She is more suspicious of China.

• She is more supportive of China.

• She has no opinion on China.

• She follows the same policy as the previous government.

What is the UK's strategy in dealing with the EU post-Brexit?

• To wait for the EU to make the first move

• To come up with a clear plan and negotiate

• To avoid any negotiations

• To follow the EU's lead

Why might the EU be hesitant to offer the UK a favorable deal?

• To improve trade relations with the UK

• To prevent setting a precedent for other countries

• To strengthen the UK's position

• To encourage other countries to leave