U.K.'s Swinson Urges May to Put Brexit Back to the People

The transcript discusses the UK's political situation regarding Brexit, focusing on the leadership of the Prime Minister, the potential for a no deal Brexit, and the possibility of a second referendum. It highlights the lack of leadership and the influence of party dynamics, the risks of a no deal scenario, and the public's changing opinion on EU membership. The discussion also covers the options for extending Article 50 and the importance of putting the decision back to the people.

What has been a significant issue with the Prime Minister's approach over the past two and a half years?

• Prioritizing national interests over party interests

• Showing too much leadership

• Aligning with the extreme left wing

• Lack of leadership and prioritizing party interests

What is a potential consequence of the lack of a clear plan when Article 50 was triggered?

• Immediate economic growth

• A chaotic no-deal scenario

• A strengthened position in negotiations

• A smooth transition out of the EU

What is suggested as a way to resolve the Brexit chaos?

• Immediate implementation of a no-deal Brexit

• A people's vote

• Ignoring the March 29th deadline

• A new general election

What legal option does the UK have regarding Article 50 before the March 29th deadline?

• Ignore the Article 50 notification

• Extend the deadline indefinitely

• Force the EU to accept a new deal

• Unilaterally withdraw the Article 50 notification

Why is it argued that the Brexit decision should be put back to the people?

• The will of the people is believed to have changed

• The EU demands a second referendum

• The original vote was invalid

• The UK has already left the EU