Rees-Mogg: We're in a difficult political situation

The transcript discusses the unexpected extension of Brexit, contrasting it with public expectations to leave by March 29th. It highlights the commitments made by the Conservative and Labour parties to honor the referendum results. The speaker acknowledges the Prime Minister's leadership despite personal losses and notes the ongoing negotiations with the Labour Party, which remain undisclosed to them.

What was the original date people expected to leave the European Union?

• 31st October

• 29th March

• 15th April

• 1st January

What was the Conservative Party's manifesto commitment regarding Brexit?

• Staying in the customs union

• Leaving the single market

• Holding a second referendum

• Delaying Brexit indefinitely

What does the speaker believe the Prime Minister needs to remember?

• The media's opinion

• The opposition's stance

• The votes she won

• The votes she lost

What is the speaker's involvement in leadership efforts?

• Undecided

• Actively leading

• Not involved

• Supporting the opposition

Who does the speaker think has a better idea about the Labour talks?

• The speaker

• The interviewer

• The Prime Minister

• The general public