Prime Minister Boris Johnson answers questions on Brexit deal and leaving the EU

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to negotiating a new deal with the EU, contrasting it with previous efforts by Theresa May. The speaker emphasizes the need for a clear UK position, aiming to exit the customs union and single market, and highlights the importance of building a new partnership with the EU. The discussion also covers the necessity of preparing for a no-deal scenario while expressing confidence in reaching an agreement. The speaker outlines proposals for a new deal and the incentives for both sides to finalize it by October 31st.

What is the UK's primary goal in the Brexit negotiations according to the speaker?

• To delay Brexit indefinitely

• To join the customs union

• To secure a new deal

• To remain in the EU

What is the speaker's approach to engaging with EU leaders?

• To engage actively and go the extra mile

• To focus solely on domestic issues

• To avoid any direct meetings

• To remain aloof and distant

What does the speaker believe is necessary for a new Brexit deal?

• Ignoring EU regulations

• Maintaining the backstop

• Removing the withdrawal agreement

• Staying in the single market

Why does the speaker think the current government can achieve a Brexit deal?

• Because they want to remain in the EU

• Due to a clear stance on leaving the customs union and single market

• Due to a lack of interest in trade deals

• Because they plan to ignore EU leaders

What is at the core of the new partnership the UK seeks with the EU?

• A military alliance

• A new free trade deal

• A shared currency

• A cultural exchange program