Theresa May meets with Prime Minister of Estonia, Juri Ratas at Downing Street

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's control over their party and offers a personal perspective on Brexit, suggesting a desire for it from the speaker's viewpoint.

What does the phrase 'you still in control of your party Prime Minister?' imply about the Prime Minister's leadership?

In what ways might the control of a political party affect the outcome of Brexit negotiations?

How does the statement 'It sounded like we want Brexit from where I'm standing' reflect the speaker's perspective on Brexit?

Discuss the implications of public sentiment on political decisions regarding Brexit as suggested by the text.

What can be inferred from the response 'but yeah' in the context of the discussion?