Interview with Alastair Campbell on Brexit

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on economic decisions, highlighting the fear of both a no-deal and any deal emerging from the current chaos. It explores the growing support for a people's vote, as Theresa May presents her deal as the only option. European leaders are wary of a 'blind Brexit' and the potential for leadership changes in the UK. Public opinion shows dissatisfaction with the current deal, with many advocating for another vote, as the proposed Brexit could weaken the UK economically and politically.

What is driving the decisions of car companies and other sectors regarding Brexit?

• Optimism about future trade deals

• Confidence in the UK economy

• Fear of both no deal and any deal

• Support for Theresa May's deal

What is the 'blind Brexit' concept discussed in the Salzburg summit?

• A clear and detailed Brexit plan

• A deal with unresolved details to be worked out later

• A complete rejection of any Brexit deal

• An immediate implementation of Brexit without negotiations

Why are European leaders cautious about Theresa May's leadership?

• They believe she is too lenient

• They fear she might reverse her agreements

• They want a more hardline Brexiteer

• They think she is too aggressive

What is the public's reaction to Theresa May's 'my deal or no deal' stance?

• Indifference towards the options

• Approval of the no deal option

• Widespread support for her deal

• Dissatisfaction and desire for another vote

What is a major concern about the Brexit deal on offer?

• It will resolve the Northern Ireland issue

• It may lead to economic decline

• It is the exact deal people voted for

• It will strengthen the UK economy