Philip Hammond's speech interrupted by Greenpeace protesters

The transcript discusses the economic and political implications of Brexit, emphasizing the need for a Brexit that protects jobs and living standards. It highlights the importance of fiscal responsibility and the potential disruptions of a no deal Brexit. The text also explores the parliamentary dynamics and the challenges of renegotiating with the EU. Additionally, it mentions the government's commitment to a 0 carbon economy by 2050 and concludes with a personal reflection on future uncertainties.

What is the primary goal of a successful Brexit according to the speaker?

• To increase political influence in Europe

• To reduce immigration

• To strengthen military alliances

• To protect jobs, businesses, and living standards

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to complete the post-crash recovery process?

• Cutting public spending

• Rebuilding confidence in democratic politics and the market economy

• Expanding the military

• Increasing taxes

What is the consequence of a no-deal Brexit as mentioned in the transcript?

• It will have no impact on the economy

• It will lead to immediate economic growth

• It will cause short-term economic disruption

• It will strengthen the fiscal space

According to the speaker, what will not change unless there is a general election?

• The European Union's stance

• The fiscal policy

• The Irish question

• The parliamentary arithmetic

What commitment has the government made regarding the environment?

• To reduce carbon emissions by 50% by 2030

• To achieve a zero-carbon economy by 2050

• To plant a million trees by 2025

• To ban all fossil fuels by 2040