U.K.'s Morgan Says May Must Alter `Red Lines' to Build Consensus

The transcript discusses the political situation surrounding Theresa May's Brexit deal, the need for revising red lines to build consensus in Parliament, and the potential for a customs union. It explores the government's next steps, the role of Parliament in finding a solution, and the challenges of the Northern Ireland border. The impact of Brexit on the Conservative Party and the possibility of a second referendum are also examined.

What changes does Theresa May need to make to her red lines to build a consensus in Parliament?

What are the potential consequences if consensus cannot be found in Parliament regarding Brexit?

How does the speaker describe the process of testing the waters in Parliament?

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

What concerns are raised about the Conservative Party's future in relation to Brexit?

What does the speaker suggest about the need for a center-right party in UK politics?

What are the implications of a second referendum on Brexit according to the discussion?