Caroline Lucas interview on Brexit

The transcript discusses the implications of Theresa May's pursuit of an extreme Brexit, which lacked a strong mandate. It emphasizes the need for progressive voices in Parliament to unite against such a Brexit, highlighting its negative impact on the country and communities. The speaker hopes for collaboration to influence the minority government towards a different direction.

What was Theresa May seeking in relation to Brexit?

• To hold a second referendum

• An even greater mandate for an extreme Brexit

• A softer Brexit approach

• To cancel Brexit altogether

What is the speaker's view on the current mandate for Brexit?

• There is no mandate for extreme Brexit

• The mandate is irrelevant

• The mandate is strong and clear

• The mandate supports a no-deal Brexit

What does the speaker hope progressive voices in Parliament will do?

• Support Theresa May's Brexit plan

• Unite to oppose extreme Brexit

• Remain silent on Brexit issues

• Encourage a no-deal Brexit

Why does the speaker believe extreme Brexit is not good?

• It benefits only the elite

• It is not good for the country and communities

• It will lead to economic growth

• It will strengthen international relations

What action does the speaker suggest progressives take against the minority government?

• Ignore the government's policies

• Support the government's current direction

• Encourage the government to pursue extreme Brexit

• Pressure the government to change its direction