Boris Johnson: The Brexit backstop is dead

The transcript discusses the negative impact of the backstop and the withdrawal agreement, emphasizing the need for a new deal. It highlights ongoing negotiations with Ireland and the potential for a successful agreement between the UK and the EU. The speaker warns against leaving the EU only to be governed by it, pointing out the confusion in Brussels regarding the UK's position.

What is the main reason given for the backstop being considered negative?

• It increases trade barriers.

• It leads to negative debt.

• It complicates border control.

• It strengthens the EU's position.

What is the UK's stance on the withdrawal agreement according to the first section?

• It should be postponed.

• It is no longer valid.

• It should be implemented immediately.

• It needs minor adjustments.

What is the UK confident about in its discussions with Ireland?

• Strengthening military alliances.

• Increasing trade tariffs.

• Maintaining the current agreement.

• Reaching a new deal with goodwill from both sides.

What is the potential risk of leaving the EU without a clear plan?

• Decreasing economic growth.

• Increasing immigration.

• Losing international allies.

• Being run by the EU.

What was Brussels' reaction to the UK's position?

• They were hostile.

• They were indifferent.

• They were confused.

• They were supportive.