Richard Haass: Brexit to Bring 'Dis-United Kingdom'

The transcript discusses the potential disunion of the UK, focusing on Scotland and Northern Ireland's roles. It highlights the influence of populism and public sentiment on the referendum, noting a lack of understanding among voters. The debate between sovereignty and jobs is explored, with sovereignty being a strong emotional issue. The transcript criticizes political malpractice and warns of significant consequences for the UK, Europe, and the US.

What is a potential consequence for Northern Ireland if Scotland decides to remain in Europe?

• A decrease in political tensions

• Increased economic growth

• Stronger ties with England

• A debate about joining Ireland

What is the primary driver of the vote discussed in the second section?

• Informed decision-making

• Economic benefits

• Populism and dissatisfaction

• Environmental concerns

According to the transcript, what did a recent poll reveal about voters?

• They are well-informed about immigration

• They lack basic facts about the vote

• They are primarily concerned with environmental issues

• They are satisfied with the current government

What are the two main focuses of the referendum as discussed in the third section?

• Healthcare and education

• Sovereignty and jobs

• Tourism and culture

• Technology and innovation

What is the criticism of the pro-remain side in the referendum?

• They have focused too much on technology

• They have ignored environmental issues

• They have been politically ineffective

• They have been too aggressive