PM refuses to stop dubbing anti no-deal Brexit law 'surrender act'

The transcript discusses the urgency of completing Brexit by October 31st to alleviate anxiety and uncertainty. It highlights the abuse faced by MPs and the need for their security. The use of language in political debate, such as the term 'surrender,' is defended as a long-standing practice. The challenges in Brexit negotiations, particularly due to the surrender act, are outlined. Despite these challenges, there is cautious optimism about securing a deal by the deadline.

What is the significance of getting Brexit done by October 31st?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding the threats against MPs?

In what way does the speaker believe language affects political debate?

What is the speaker's outlook on achieving a deal despite the challenges?

How does the speaker perceive the impact of the 'surrender act' on negotiations?