Tony Blair speaking at Open Britain event

The transcript discusses the evolving political and economic landscape post-Brexit referendum. Initially, leaving the single market was seen as catastrophic, but now it's viewed optimistically. The Prime Minister aims for Britain to be a global trading bridge, yet contradictions in strategy are evident. The government appears reactive, not proactive, as they prepare to trigger Article 50 without a clear destination. The Brexit campaign's promises, like extra NHS funding, have not materialized, highlighting the surreal nature of the situation.

What was the Chancellor's initial opinion on leaving the single market?

• It would be beneficial.

• It would be catastrophic.

• It would have no impact.

• It would be a minor issue.

What is the Prime Minister's goal for Britain in terms of trade?

• To isolate from global markets.

• To become a closed economy.

• To be a great open trading nation.

• To focus solely on domestic trade.

What is the contradiction in the government's approach to capitalism?

• They want to increase taxes.

• They aim for a low tax, light regulation economy.

• They focus on heavy regulation.

• They plan to nationalize industries.

What does the speaker suggest about the government's control over Brexit?

• They are ignoring public opinion.

• They have a clear plan.

• They are being driven by circumstances.

• They are in full control.

What happened to the main themes of the Brexit campaign after the vote?

• They gained more support.

• They were quickly forgotten.

• They became more relevant.

• They were implemented immediately.