U.K.'s Cable Says Second Brexit Referendum a 'Strong Option'

The transcript discusses the Brexit process, highlighting the lack of majority support for any single option but noting strong backing for a public vote and customs union. The possibility of a second referendum is explored, with recent events suggesting increased support. The political context is examined, including the challenges of a hung parliament and the disconnect between Parliament and the public. The Labour Party's evolving stance on Brexit is discussed, as well as the Lib Dems' position in the changing political landscape.

What options were identified as having significant support in the discussion?

What was suggested as a potential compromise regarding the government's deal?

How did the recent events in Parliament influence the chances of a second referendum?

What mistakes were made by the government in the Brexit process according to the speaker?

What role does the speaker believe the Labour Party could play in the current political situation?

How does the speaker view the current state of British politics?

What is the speaker's perspective on the relationship between the Lib Dems and the independent group?