Boris Johnson interview on Brexit and election date

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding the UK's ability to leave the EU by October 31st, as stated by the Chancellor. The decision now lies with the EU, and the UK government is pushing for a deal approved by Parliament. The Labour Party is divided on whether to support an election on December 12th, which is seen as crucial for progressing Brexit. The government criticizes Parliament for delaying Brexit and emphasizes the need for an election to resolve the issue.

What did the Chancellor announce regarding the October 31st deadline?

• The UK will definitely leave on October 31st.

• The UK might not be able to leave on October 31st.

• The UK will leave on November 1st.

• The UK will remain in the EU indefinitely.

What condition did the government set for extending the Brexit deadline?

• The Parliament must pass a new law.

• The EU must approve the current deal.

• The Labour Party must agree to an election on December 12th.

• The Labour Party must agree to a new referendum.

Who is responsible for deciding whether to support the government's deal?

• Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party

• The Prime Minister

• The EU

• The Chancellor

What has the Parliament been accused of doing for over three years?

• Successfully negotiating Brexit

• Delaying Brexit

• Supporting the government's deal

• Holding frequent elections

What is the proposed date for the election to resolve the Brexit issue?

• October 31st

• December 12th

• November 15th

• January 1st