Bulk of May's Withdrawal Agreement Is Welcomed by MPs, Says Zahawi

The transcript discusses Theresa May's political strategy to push the Brexit deal closer to the deadline, aiming for an orderly exit from the EU. It highlights the contentious backstop issue, market reactions to a potential no-deal Brexit, and the political implications for the Conservative Party. The EU's stance on renegotiating the backstop and the need for reassurances are also covered, along with the potential outcomes of the Brexit deal vote in Parliament.

What political calculation is Theresa May making regarding the Brexit deal?

What are the main concerns regarding the backstop in the withdrawal agreement?

What are the potential risks if the current deal is voted down?

How does the speaker view the impact of a disorderly Brexit on the economy?

What is the speaker's stance on the Conservative Party's strategy regarding the Prime Minister?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the Conservative Party to achieve regarding Brexit?

What reassurances is the EU expected to provide regarding the backstop?