Jeremy Corbyn on possible election

The transcript discusses the political landscape surrounding Brexit, focusing on the extension of Brexit deadlines and the potential for a general election. Labour's stance is that no deal must be completely off the table before supporting an election. The discussion also covers Labour's Brexit proposal, which includes negotiating a deal with the EU and putting it to a public referendum. Concerns are raised about potential trade deals with the US and their impact on public services and regulations.

What is the primary condition Labour requires before supporting an election?

• A new Brexit deal is proposed.

• The no-deal Brexit threat is completely removed.

• Boris Johnson resigns as Prime Minister.

• The election date is moved to December.

What does Labour plan to do with the Brexit deal they negotiate?

• Implement it without public consultation.

• Put it to a public vote alongside the option to remain.

• Use it to negotiate with the United States.

• Seek approval from the European Union first.

How does Labour's Brexit plan aim to address the issue of Northern Ireland?

• By seeking a separate agreement with Ireland.

• By excluding Northern Ireland from the deal.

• By negotiating a customs union with the EU.

• By establishing a hard border.

What is a potential consequence of Boris Johnson's strategy according to the transcript?

• Improved environmental protections.

• Deregulation and involvement of American companies.

• Increased regulation of public services.

• Strengthening ties with the European Union.

What does Labour emphasize as essential to protect in their strategy?

• The rights of American companies.

• The privatization of public services.

• The deregulation of society.

• Jobs, living standards, and environmental protections.