U.K.'s May May Face Leadership Challenge, CSIS's Conley Says

The transcript discusses Theresa May's challenges with Brexit negotiations, focusing on her attempts to secure assurances from the EU regarding the Irish backstop. It highlights the political uncertainty in the UK, including a potential leadership challenge and various Brexit scenarios. The EU's firm stance on the backstop and its implications for UK politics are also explored.

What was Theresa May attempting to achieve during her European tour?

• To establish a new currency agreement

• To secure a new trade deal with the EU

• To gain assurances on the Irish backstop

• To negotiate a complete exit from the EU

What could potentially happen if 48 letters are submitted to the 1922 committee?

• A new Brexit deal is automatically approved

• Theresa May receives a vote of confidence

• A leadership challenge is initiated

• The UK exits the EU immediately

What is one possible outcome if the Labour Party triggers a vote of no confidence?

• The EU agrees to renegotiate the deal

• A fresh general election is called

• A new Brexit referendum is held

• Theresa May remains as Prime Minister

Why are European leaders hesitant to provide the assurances Theresa May seeks?

• They have already agreed to all UK demands

• They want the UK to remain in the EU

• They are following Theresa May's own red lines

• They are waiting for a new UK Prime Minister

What is the main reason the Democratic Unionist Party opposes Theresa May's deal?

• It creates a division between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK

• It allows for a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

• It keeps the UK in the EU indefinitely

• It does not address trade tariffs