Former U.K. Minister Says U.K. Doesn't Do Protectionism

The transcript discusses the complexities and challenges of Brexit trade deals, emphasizing the importance of setting clear terms of reference for negotiations with countries like the US, Australia, and China. It highlights the pressure on UK negotiators and the EU's firm stance. The speaker argues that trade deals are not zero-sum games and can benefit all parties. The discussion also touches on public perception of globalization and the need for constructive trade relations. Clarifications are made regarding statements about trade deal progress, and the future of EU-UK trade relations is explored.

What are the potential sticking points in the trade negotiations between the US and the UK?

What does the speaker mean by saying that trade deals are not a zero-sum game?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding food standards in the trade negotiations?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between the US and UK in terms of trade?

How does the speaker describe the appetite for new trade deals with Britain?

What is the speaker's view on the impact of tariffs in the trade negotiations?

What concerns does the speaker raise about non-tariff barriers to trade?