Interview with Martin Schulz about Brexit

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit negotiations, highlighting the division of responsibilities and the potential for a hard Brexit. It emphasizes the speculative nature of the situation, as Article 50 has not been triggered. The role of the European Parliament is considered crucial, with the possibility of vetoing agreements. The discussion also touches on the unprecedented nature of a country leaving the EU, leading to uncertainty and speculation about future outcomes.

What is one reason the Foreign Secretary might not focus solely on Brexit?

• He believes Brexit is not important.

• He has many other responsibilities.

• He is not part of the government.

• He is not interested in Brexit.

What is the current status of Article 50 according to the discussion?

• It has not yet been triggered.

• It is irrelevant to Brexit.

• It has been triggered.

• It has been rejected by the EU.

Why is it important to involve the European Parliament early in the Brexit negotiations?

• To speed up the negotiation process.

• To reduce the number of EU member states.

• To avoid the European Parliament rejecting the agreement.

• To ensure the UK gets a better deal.

What is a unique aspect of the Brexit process mentioned in the discussion?

• It is the first time a country is joining the EU.

• It is the first time the EU is dissolving.

• It is the first time a country is leaving the EU.

• It is the first time the EU is expanding.

What is the speculation about Britain's status in the EU by 2020?

• Britain will definitely be out of the EU.

• Britain will dissolve the EU.

• Britain might still be in the EU.

• Britain will join another union.