Ireland's Coveney Sees 'Good Chance' of Brexit Trade Deal

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU, focusing on the potential for a trade deal and the complications introduced by the UK's Internal Market Bill. The October 15th deadline set by the UK Prime Minister is not seen as a hard deadline by the EU, and negotiations may continue if progress is being made. The US has expressed concern over the UK's actions potentially undermining the Good Friday Agreement, which could affect UK-US trade relations. Both Democrats and Republicans in the US have emphasized the importance of maintaining peace in Ireland.

What are the outstanding issues that need to be resolved for a trade deal to be reached?

What role does the Good Friday Agreement play in the context of Brexit negotiations?

What message has been conveyed by US politicians regarding the UK's approach to the Brexit negotiations?