May’s Government Keeps Quiet on Size of Brexit Divorce

The transcript discusses the UK's financial obligations in leaving the EU, known as the divorce bill. It highlights the UK's reluctance to disclose a specific amount, fearing backlash. Various negotiation strategies are considered, including arbitration and linking payments to future relationships. The UK public's unexpected financial burden is noted, and the need for a trade deal or transition is emphasized. Challenges faced by UK leaders, particularly Boris Johnson, in managing public expectations and negotiations are also discussed.

What do the Europeans want to link the payment to in the divorce negotiations?

What is the general sentiment among the British public regarding the divorce bill?