Labour Won't Support Brexit Deal, Alvine's Isaacs Says

The transcript discusses the Brexit coup at Checkers, Theresa May's limited options, and the challenges of getting a Brexit deal through Parliament. It highlights the resignations of key ministers and the potential opposition from the Labour Party, led by Jeremy Corbyn, who has a vision for an interventionist industrial policy. The discussion also touches on the possible political shifts, including the potential resignation of Theresa May and Boris Johnson becoming Prime Minister.

What are the implications of Theresa May's position regarding Brexit negotiations?

What does the speaker suggest about the potential outcomes of the Brexit deal in Parliament?

How does the speaker perceive the Labour Party's stance on the Brexit deal?

What are the reasons provided for the Labour Party's likely opposition to the Brexit deal?

In what way does the speaker believe Corbin's policies could affect Brexit negotiations?