Liz Truss urges MPs to back Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's proposed deal, emphasizing its importance for moving the country forward. It highlights the lack of support for alternative proposals in Parliament and encourages backing the Prime Minister's deal to proceed with crucial negotiations for a trade deal with the European Union. The speaker expresses excitement about the country's prospects post-negotiations.

What is the main reason the Prime Minister's deal is considered important?

• It has the support of all political parties.

• It was proposed by the Parliament.

• It allows the country to move forward.

• It is the only deal that is negotiable.

Why do some alternatives to the Prime Minister's deal lack support?

• They are not negotiable.

• They are too expensive.

• They have already been implemented.

• They are supported by the majority.

What is the speaker's main action towards colleagues regarding the deal?

• To ignore their opinions on the deal.

• To ask them to propose new alternatives.

• To encourage them to back the Prime Minister's deal.

• To criticize them for not supporting the deal.

What is the next phase after supporting the Prime Minister's deal?

• Starting a new election.

• Ending negotiations with the European Union.

• Proceeding with the next phase of negotiations.

• Implementing the deal immediately.

What is the speaker's outlook on the future after the negotiations?

• Pessimistic about the country's prospects.

• Concerned about the trade deal.

• Indifferent to the outcome.

• Excited about the country's prospects.