Brexit Billionaire Slams U.K. Establishment for Faltering Exit

The transcript discusses Hargreaves' views on Brexit, emphasizing his support for a no-deal scenario. He criticizes socialism and Jeremy Corbyn, referencing the UK's 1970s as a 'decade of shame.' Hargreaves believes Corbyn's popularity is due to his fresh approach, not policies. He argues that a Corbyn government would show socialism's impracticality, leading to a return to conservatism. Hargreaves also criticizes Brexit negotiators and Remainers, claiming they lack bravery. He suggests that major EU countries would demand free trade with the UK post-Brexit, but this overlooks the EU's political complexities.

What is Hargreaves' stance on a no-deal Brexit?

• He believes it would be disastrous for Britain.

• He supports a deal with the EU.

• He thinks it is the best deal for Britain.

• He is indifferent about the outcome.

Why does Hargreaves view the 1970s as the UK's 'decade of shame'?

• Because of technological advancements.

• Due to economic prosperity and growth.

• Due to economic struggles like strikes and a three-day working week.

• Because of political stability and peace.

According to Hargreaves, why is Jeremy Corbyn popular?

• Because of his specific policies.

• As a breath of fresh air in politics.

• Due to his economic strategies.

• Because of his international relations.

What does Hargreaves criticize about the Brexit negotiation team?

• Their success in negotiations.

• Their lack of bravery.

• Their excessive bravery.

• Their focus on economic issues.

What does Hargreaves believe about the EU's response to a no-deal Brexit?

• The EU would dissolve.

• The EU would strengthen its borders.

• Major EU countries would demand free trade with the UK.

• The EU would ignore the UK.