May's Playing Games With Brexit's Red Lines, EU's Lamberts Says

The video discusses the complexities of Brexit, focusing on the potential for an extension, the possible outcomes of Brexit, and the role of a customs union in resolving the Irish border issue. It highlights the political games played by leaders like Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn, and the challenges of reaching a cross-party agreement. The video also considers the implications of an extension on European elections and the need for responsible leadership to achieve a Brexit deal.

What are the three possible outcomes of Brexit as described by Theresa May?

• A customs union, no deal Brexit, or no Brexit

• A negotiated Brexit, a second referendum, or no Brexit

• A negotiated Brexit, no deal Brexit, or no Brexit

• An extension, a second referendum, or a negotiated Brexit

What is a potential benefit of a permanent customs union according to the discussion?

• It allows the UK to strike free trade deals independently

• It makes some provisions of the Irish backstop permanent

• It eliminates the need for regulatory alignment between Northern Ireland and the Republic

• It guarantees a no deal Brexit

What is a major challenge in reaching a Brexit deal according to the transcript?

• The absence of a clear plan

• The lack of interest from the EU

• The need for cross-party negotiations

• The unwillingness of the public to vote

What obligation does the UK have if an extension is granted beyond July?

• To hold a second referendum

• To strike new trade deals

• To leave the EU immediately

• To organize European elections

What is a common issue faced by both Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn in the Brexit negotiations?

• Both are in favor of a second referendum

• Both are focused on the interests of their parties

• Both are eager to reach a quick solution

• Both are willing to compromise on their red lines