U.K.'s May Says No-Deal Brexit Won't Occur Without Commons Vote

The transcript discusses the critical decision point regarding Brexit, emphasizing the need for the House to agree to avoid a no-deal scenario. It highlights the consequences of a slow Brexit, such as extending Article 50 and participating in European elections, which would undermine control over borders, laws, money, and trade. The proposed deal is presented as a compromise to deliver on the referendum and maintain trust in democracy while respecting remain voters' concerns. The path to Brexit is outlined, aiming to exit the EU within two months without further extensions or risks.

What is the speaker's stance on a slow Brexit that extends Article 50?

• It is the best option available.

• It should be avoided as it involves European elections.

• It is necessary to maintain control over borders.

• It will strengthen the UK's position in the EU.

What is the primary goal of the deal proposed by the speaker?

• To extend Article 50 indefinitely.

• To ensure a no-deal Brexit.

• To completely disregard the referendum results.

• To deliver on the referendum while respecting remain voters' concerns.

How does the speaker propose to maintain trust in democracy?

• By ignoring the referendum results.

• By compromising and considering all voters' concerns.

• By holding another referendum.

• By delaying Brexit indefinitely.

What does the speaker believe will happen if the House supports the deal?

• Article 50 will be extended again.

• The UK will remain in the EU indefinitely.

• The UK will exit the EU in less than two months.

• There will be another referendum.

What does the speaker claim will not be a threat if the deal is supported?

• An economic boom.

• A no-deal Brexit.

• A stronger EU.

• A new referendum.