Interview with Martin Schulz about Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK's non-membership in the Schengen Area and its implications on migration from Eastern Europe. It highlights the UK's role in inviting Eastern Europeans, distinguishing it from EU responsibilities. The conversation covers the free movement of labor versus access to welfare systems, and the challenges posed by British voters' refusal of EU proposals. The discussion concludes with the indivisibility of the EU's four freedoms: capital, goods, services, and people, emphasizing the mistrust arising from prioritizing economic elements over citizens.

Discuss the relationship between free movement of people and the free movement of capital within the European Union.

What are the reasons for mistrust regarding the hierarchy of goods, services, and citizens in the context of EU policies?