Johnson Says U.K. Will Never Institute Checks at Irish Border

The transcript discusses the need to restore government in Northern Ireland and the urgency of completing Brexit by October 31st to maintain trust in the UK's democratic system. It highlights three key questions regarding border movement, the Good Friday Agreement, and economic unity in Ireland. The speaker emphasizes the importance of finding practical solutions and reaching a deal to avoid a failure of statecraft, which would impact businesses, farmers, and ordinary people.

Why does the speaker emphasize the need to complete Brexit by October 31st?

• To ensure the UK remains part of the EU

• To strengthen the UK's position in global trade

• To maintain trust in the UK's democratic system

• To avoid economic sanctions from the EU

What is one of the key questions the speaker addresses regarding the border?

• Can we ensure unchecked movement of goods and people?

• Can we reduce tariffs on imported goods?

• Can we establish new trade agreements with the EU?

• Can we increase border security?

How does the speaker propose to handle the complexities of the border issue?

• By imposing strict border controls

• By using sufficient energy and a spirit of compromise

• By seeking assistance from the United Nations

• By ignoring the political implications

What does the speaker believe would be the consequence of a no-deal Brexit?

• A stronger relationship with the EU

• An increase in international trade

• A boost in the UK's economy

• A failure of statecraft

What does the speaker prefer over a no-deal Brexit?

• A temporary extension of the Brexit deadline

• A new referendum on Brexit

• Finding an agreement

• A complete withdrawal from all EU agreements