UK Prime Minister Theresa May meets with Antonio Tajani, the President of the European Parliament

The transcript discusses the potential for a common declaration on citizens' rights, emphasizing its priority and the red line in negotiations. It highlights the impossibility of reverting to previous conditions and stresses the importance of securing rights for the future.

How does the speaker feel about working towards a common declaration?

What is considered a priority in the context of citizens' rights?

What does the speaker imply about the possibility of going back?

What is the significance of having tomorrow according to the speaker?

What does the phrase 'They seem right. Of today.' suggest about the current situation?