We Have Given Away too Much, Says U.K. Conservative Lawmaker Kawczynski

The transcript discusses the political challenges surrounding Theresa May's leadership and the Brexit deal. Key issues include the Northern Ireland backstop, the potential for a leadership challenge, and the difficulty of passing the deal through Parliament. The conversation highlights the divided opinions within the UK government and the broader implications for EU relations. The potential for Conservative rebels and the impact of WTO terms on trade are also explored, emphasizing the complexity of the Brexit process and the need for a balanced approach.

What concerns do Brexiteers have regarding the deal brought back by Theresa May?

What is the significance of the Northern Ireland backstop in the Brexit negotiations?

How does the speaker characterize the current state of the Conservative Party regarding the Brexit deal?

What does the speaker suggest about the British electorate's understanding of Brexit?

What challenges does Theresa May face in getting the deal through Parliament?

How does the speaker view the potential consequences of voting against the deal?

What are the implications of a hard Brexit according to the discussion?