Jacob Rees-Mogg hopes DUP will come around to May's deal

The transcript discusses a political deal, highlighting the speaker's support despite disliking the deal. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the deal over alternatives and mentions interactions with political figures. The discussion also touches on the Prime Minister's need for support and the implications of the deal on public opinion.

What is the speaker's current stance on the political deal?

• They have no opinion.

• They are undecided.

• They are against it.

• They are in favor of it.

Who does the speaker plan to communicate with regarding their views?

• Arlene Foster

• The Prime Minister

• Their parliamentary group

• The general public

What is the speaker's opinion on the Prime Minister's behavior?

• They believe she was neighborly.

• They think she behaved poorly.

• They think she was aggressive.

• They have no opinion.

Why does the speaker believe the Prime Minister deserves support?

• Because the deal has improved.

• Because they were told to support her.

• Because they like the Prime Minister.

• Because the alternatives are worse.

What is the speaker's view on the alternatives to the current deal?

• They are better.

• They are irrelevant.

• They are the same.

• They are worse.