May's Biggest Challenge Is Passing Deal Through Parliament, Says Rasmussen's Schick

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the UK in securing a Brexit deal, focusing on domestic politics, the Irish border issue, and the role of the DUP. It highlights the economic implications of Brexit, the importance of political viability for any deal, and the potential outcomes if the UK remains in the EU or customs union. The discussion also touches on the political dynamics within the UK Parliament and the potential impact on the British pound.

In what ways could a politically viable deal impact the value of the pound?

What are the potential consequences if there is no consensus within Parliament regarding Brexit?