U.K. Conservative Member of Parliament Morgan on Brexit Delay, Backstop Issue

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding Brexit negotiations, focusing on Theresa May's efforts to secure reassurances from the EU regarding the withdrawal agreement, particularly the backstop issue. It explores the possibility of a second referendum and the implications for UK politics. The discussion also touches on political calculations and leadership challenges faced by Theresa May, including the potential need for her to step down.

What is the main issue the Prime Minister is seeking reassurances on from the EU?

• The economic impact of Brexit

• The backstop in the withdrawal agreement

• The rights of EU citizens in the UK

• The future trade relationship with the EU

Why does the speaker oppose a second referendum on Brexit?

• It would be too costly

• It would delay Brexit indefinitely

• It would require EU approval

• It could undermine representative democracy

What is the speaker's main concern about delaying the vote on the withdrawal agreement?

• It would increase public dissatisfaction

• It might lead to a no-deal Brexit

• It might cause economic instability

• It could strengthen the EU's position

What is suggested as a necessary step for the Prime Minister regarding her leadership?

• To hold a public referendum on her leadership

• To renegotiate the withdrawal agreement

• To name a date for her departure

• To call for a general election

What is the perceived benefit for some MPs of getting closer to the Brexit deadline without a deal?

• It would force the EU to make concessions

• It would increase the likelihood of a second referendum

• It would make a no-deal Brexit more favorable

• It would strengthen the UK's negotiating position