Brexit Process Turning Into a Debacle: Mark Gilbert

The transcript discusses the ongoing political and social turmoil surrounding Brexit. It highlights public sentiment, including denial and anger, as well as the economic concerns that may arise post-Brexit. The role of Parliament and the philosophy of Edmund Burke are examined, suggesting MPs should prioritize national interest over local constituencies. The text also touches on constitutional issues and the divided public opinion, comparing the situation to a British coup.

What is the main sentiment expressed by the public regarding the Brexit referendum results?

• Denial and anger

• Acceptance and relief

• Joy and celebration

• Indifference and apathy

What potential consequence of Brexit is mentioned in relation to the NHS?

• A decrease in available funds

• No change in funding

• Increased funding from European subsidies

• A surplus of resources

According to the transcript, what keeps some people in denial about Brexit?

• Support from the government

• Lack of information

• Hope that the decision might be overturned

• Belief that the decision is final

What does Edmund Burke's philosophy suggest about MPs' responsibilities?

• They should prioritize the nation's interests

• They should adhere strictly to party lines

• They should represent their local constituents' interests

• They should follow public opinion polls

What is the potential impact of Brexit on the UK's financial services and trading position?

• It will remain unchanged

• It will become more competitive

• It will improve significantly

• It may be negatively affected