Jacob Rees-Mogg hopes DUP will come around to May's deal

The transcript discusses the speaker's views on a political deal, their communication with the RG, and the importance of sharing these views with their parliamentary group. The speaker mentions occasional conversations with GNP and the need to support the Prime Minister despite disliking the deal. They express that the alternative to the deal is worse and emphasize the importance of honoring the 17.4 million people who voted to leave.

What did the speaker emphasize about their views on the deal?

• They kept it private.

• They informed their parliamentary group first.

• They shared it with the public first.

• They changed their views frequently.

Who does the speaker mention having no plans to speak with?

• The Prime Minister

• Arlene Foster

• The RG

• GNP

What is the speaker's stance on the Prime Minister's need for support?

• The Prime Minister does not need support.

• The Prime Minister deserves support despite disagreements.

• The Prime Minister should be replaced.

• The Prime Minister's deal is perfect.

How does the speaker feel about the Prime Minister's deal?

• They dislike it but see no better alternative.

• They are indifferent.

• They believe it is the best option.

• They fully support it.

What does the speaker believe about the alternatives to the Prime Minister's deal?

• There are no alternatives.

• The alternatives are the same.

• The alternatives are worse.

• The alternatives are better.