CSIS Europe Program Director Says Johnson Will Face Same Brexit Brick Wall as May

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's Brexit strategy, including his desire to leave the EU by October 31st and the potential for a general election. It explores the possibility of a no confidence vote against him and the challenges he may face in negotiations with the EU, similar to those faced by Theresa May. The discussion also covers the potential suspension of Parliament to force a no-deal Brexit and the complexities of British parliamentary procedures in the coming months.

What is Boris Johnson's preferred timing for a general election?

• After the UK leaves the EU

• Before the UK leaves the EU

• He does not want a general election at all

• Simultaneously with the Brexit deadline

What is a potential outcome if a no-confidence vote is held against Boris Johnson?

• Immediate resignation of Boris Johnson

• A new Prime Minister is appointed the next day

• A 14-day period to find a new government

• The UK automatically remains in the EU

How does Boris Johnson's approach to the EU differ from Theresa May's?

• He is more willing to compromise

• He seeks to delay Brexit indefinitely

• He is more confrontational and daring

• He avoids direct negotiations

What extreme measure might Boris Johnson consider to ensure a no-deal Brexit?

• Negotiating a new deal with the EU

• Holding a second referendum

• Calling for an early general election

• Proroguing Parliament

What is expected to happen in the next 100 days regarding British parliamentary procedures?

• A smooth transition to a new government

• A period of inactivity and delay

• Intense focus and learning about parliamentary procedures

• A complete overhaul of the parliamentary system