U.K.'s Morgan on Boris Johnson, Brexit Transition

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's alignment with Theresa May's Brexit speech, the Conservative Party's leadership dynamics, and the importance of a unified cabinet for Brexit negotiations. It covers the transition period, legislative scrutiny of Brexit amendments, and the role of the middle ground in UK politics. The UK's budget contributions to the EU and potential negotiation strategies are also explored.

How does the speaker perceive the need for a unified cabinet position on Brexit negotiations?

What is the current sentiment among MPs and party members regarding the ministers who want to impose their own red lines on Brexit?

What are the implications of Theresa May's leadership on the Conservative Party's ability to deliver Brexit?

What is the significance of the transition period mentioned in the context of Brexit negotiations?

What are the concerns regarding the scrutiny of laws being brought back from Europe into the English legal system?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the Conservative Party needs to address public perceptions?

What are the potential trade-offs mentioned regarding the UK's budget contributions to the EU?