Rubenstein: Unlikely That Britain Will Actually Exit

The video discusses the potential consequences of Brexit, including its impact on the UK, Scotland, and Ireland. It examines the democratic process of the referendum, the business implications, and the inaccuracies in polling predictions. The discussion also covers market reactions and the need for a global strategy to address potential future Brexit-like scenarios.

What is one of the main reasons the speaker believes Britain might not exit the EU?

• The EU will offer better terms.

• The public will change their opinion.

• The consequences of leaving are too severe.

• The UK economy is too strong.

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of the Brexit vote?

• It was a non-binding referendum.

• It was a binding decision.

• It required a unanimous decision.

• It was a decision made by the EU.

How does the speaker view the potential financial impact of Brexit on large banks?

• Banks will relocate to the US.

• Banks will benefit from Brexit.

• Banks might need to change their operations.

• Banks will not be affected.

What does the speaker suggest about the polling system in England?

• It is influenced by the EU.

• It is the most reliable in Europe.

• It failed to predict Cameron's election victory.

• It accurately predicted the Brexit outcome.

What does the speaker propose as a necessary action in light of Brexit?

• Increased trade with the US.

• A geopolitical assessment of potential Brexit-like events globally.

• Immediate economic reforms in the UK.

• A complete withdrawal from the EU.