Johnson: No Border Checks; Ready for No-Deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to forming a new relationship with the EU, emphasizing a positive partnership and compromise. It highlights the importance of respecting the Northern Ireland peace process and maintaining regulatory arrangements. The UK aims to withdraw from the EU with control over its trade policy while protecting the union with Northern Ireland. The need for compromise is stressed, warning that failure to agree could lead to a no-deal scenario, which the UK is prepared for but does not desire.

What is the main goal of the UK's proposals in Brussels?

• To isolate Northern Ireland from the EU

• To establish a new trade agreement with the US

• To create a positive partnership with the EU

• To increase tariffs on EU goods

How does the UK plan to respect the Good Friday Agreement?

• By implementing checks at the Northern Ireland border

• By ensuring renewable democratic consent in Northern Ireland

• By withdrawing from the peace process

• By ignoring the Assembly of Northern Ireland

What is the UK's stance on its trade policy post-EU withdrawal?

• The UK will follow EU trade policies

• The UK will have control over its own trade policy

• The UK will not engage in international trade

• The UK will adopt US trade policies

What is the UK's position on the union between Great Britain and Northern Ireland?

• The UK is committed to protecting the union

• The UK will separate Northern Ireland from Great Britain

• The UK plans to dissolve the union

• The UK will allow Northern Ireland to join the EU

What is the UK's preparedness level for a no-deal scenario?

• The UK is not prepared at all

• The UK is somewhat prepared

• The UK is unaware of the possibility

• The UK is fully prepared