Tony Blair Interview soundbite on Labour Party and Brexit

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's stance on Brexit, highlighting that many voters supported Labour in the last election to stop or limit Brexit. It suggests that if Labour supports Brexit and leaving the single market, it may lead to voter dissatisfaction. The discussion also touches on the ongoing debate within both the Labour and Conservative parties regarding Brexit.

Why did many people support Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell in the last election?

• They were against Theresa May's leadership.

• They believed Labour would stop or limit Brexit.

• They wanted to leave the single market.

• They wanted to support Brexit.

What was a key reason for Labour's support in the last election?

• Their leadership under Theresa May.

• Their opposition to Brexit.

• Their promise to support Brexit.

• Their economic policies.

What might happen if Labour supports Brexit and leaves the single market?

• The single market will expand.

• Labour will gain more support.

• Voters might feel betrayed.

• Theresa May will change her stance.

What is the ongoing debate within the Labour Party about?

• Whether to support Theresa May.

• Their stance on Brexit.

• Supporting Jeremy Corbyn.

• Expanding the single market.

How is the debate within the Labour Party similar to that in the Conservative Party?

• Both are about leadership changes.

• Both focus on economic policies.

• Both involve discussions on Brexit.

• Both are about supporting the single market.