Jeremy Corbyn: Hard Brexit Would Be Damaging

The transcript discusses the role of state intervention in industry, particularly in Italy and Germany, and the importance of supporting the steel industry. It then shifts to Brexit, emphasizing the need for market access and the potential damage of a hard Brexit. The conversation touches on the customs union and the power of national governments to invest in industries. Finally, it examines political shifts in Europe and the US, highlighting the rise of right-wing candidates and the impact of austerity on left-wing parties.

What role does the speaker believe state intervention plays in the industrial developments of countries like Italy and Germany?

How does the speaker view the concept of a 'hard Brexit'?

What concerns do businesses have regarding Brexit according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the power of national governments in relation to their industries?

What changes in political dynamics does the speaker mention regarding the left and right in Europe and the US?