Interview with Arlene Foster

The transcript discusses the relationship between the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and the Prime Minister regarding Brexit negotiations. It highlights the DUP's concerns about the backstop in the Withdrawal Agreement and its potential impact on the Union, particularly Northern Ireland. The DUP emphasizes the importance of the Union and expresses its unwillingness to support any deal that threatens it. The transcript also touches on the progress made in domestic legislation but underscores the need for treaty-level changes.

What is the main unresolved issue between the party and the Prime Minister?

• The treaty level changes required for the Withdrawal Agreement

• The relationship with the European Union

• The economic impact on Northern Ireland

• The progress in domestic legislation

How does the backstop affect the internal market of the United Kingdom?

• It creates barriers between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK

• It strengthens the economic ties within the UK

• It eliminates all trade barriers

• It has no impact on the internal market

What is the Democratic Unionist Party's primary concern regarding the Withdrawal Agreement?

• The economic benefits of the agreement

• The strategic risk to the Union

• The support from the European Union

• The timeline for implementation

What was the Democratic Unionist Party's warning in December 2017?

• The dangers of the backstop

• The benefits of a no-deal Brexit

• The importance of international treaties

• The need for more domestic legislation

What choice does the Democratic Unionist Party believe they are not facing?

• A choice between domestic and international legislation

• A choice between supporting the Prime Minister or not

• A choice between economic growth and stability

• A choice between this deal and no Brexit