Prime Minister Boris Johnson answers questions on Brexit deal and leaving the EU

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to negotiating a new deal with the EU, contrasting it with previous efforts by Theresa May. The speaker emphasizes the need for a clear UK position, aiming to exit the customs union and single market, and highlights the importance of building a new partnership with the EU. The discussion also covers the necessity of preparing for a no-deal scenario while expressing confidence in reaching an agreement. The speaker outlines proposals for a new deal and the incentives for both sides to finalize it by October 31st.

What is the speaker's view on the backstop in the withdrawal agreement?

How does the speaker differentiate their position from that of Theresa May regarding Brexit?