U.K.'s Truss Sees a Transition and End Deal on Brexit

The transcript covers the UK government's stance on Brexit, with Boris Johnson supporting Theresa May's transition plan. It discusses the government's strategy, emphasizing a two-year transition period, and addresses business concerns about Brexit-related infighting. Philip Hammond's comments on the Labour Party and economic policies are highlighted, along with the benefits of free market economics and past reforms. The government aims to secure a deal swiftly to ensure business confidence and economic stability.

What is the duration of the Brexit transition period that is being discussed?

What are the concerns raised by the British Chambers of Commerce regarding the government's Brexit strategy?

How does the speaker describe the impact of cabinet infighting on businesses?

What message did Philip Hammond convey about the Labour Party?

What are the key benefits mentioned regarding the reforms and privatizations in the UK?