CLEAN : 1 year before Brexit Blair calls for referendum on deal

The transcript discusses euro skepticism, the UK's leadership in Europe, and aspirations for the future. It covers the Brexit decision, the negotiation of a deal, and the importance of evaluating the deal. The discussion shifts to the power dynamics in Europe, emphasizing the need for medium-sized countries to collaborate for influence. The transcript also highlights the role of media in shaping public opinion and the importance of making informed decisions.

What is the speaker's perspective on the UK's role in Europe?

• The UK has always been a follower in Europe.

• The UK has been a leader in Europe.

• The UK has no aspirations in Europe.

• The UK should isolate itself from Europe.

What was the government's responsibility after the UK decided to leave the EU?

• To hold another referendum.

• To immediately leave the EU without any deal.

• To negotiate a deal with the EU.

• To ignore the decision and continue as usual.

How does the speaker contrast the historical and current reasons for Britain's involvement in Europe?

• Historically for power, now for peace.

• Historically for peace, now for power.

• Historically for cultural reasons, now for economic reasons.

• Historically for economic reasons, now for cultural reasons.

What does the speaker suggest about the influence of media on public perception?

• Media has no impact on public perception.

• Media provides unbiased information.

• Media supports rational decision-making.

• Media creates a biased narrative.

What is the speaker's view on making irreversible decisions regarding the UK's relationship with Europe?

• Decisions should be based on historical context alone.

• Decisions should be made based on media narratives.

• Decisions should be made quickly without much thought.

• Decisions should be made after evaluating the new relationship.