Ex-HK Governor Patten Calls Brexit 'Egregious Self-Harm"

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit, focusing on the potential deal between the EU and the UK, and the internal dynamics of the Conservative Party. It highlights the ideological divides within the party and the unrealistic expectations of some Brexit supporters. The speaker hopes for a deal similar to Norway's, though it may leave the UK worse off. The economic consequences of Brexit, such as increased taxes and reduced public spending, are also discussed, attributing the situation to the Conservative Party's outdated views on sovereignty.

What does the speaker think about the potential deal between the EU and the UK?

How does the speaker describe the views of the ideologues in the Conservative Party?

What comparison does the speaker make regarding the UK's future relationship with Norway?

What concerns does the speaker express about the impact of Brexit on public spending and taxes?

What does the speaker imply about the Conservative Party's view on sovereignty?