Interview with Boris Johnson on the prospect of an EU Referendum

The transcript discusses the importance of entering negotiations with a strong position, emphasizing the need for the ability to walk away if the deal is unsatisfactory. It highlights the Prime Minister's role in EU negotiations, considering alternatives if desired reforms are not achieved. The discussion includes options for Britain, such as staying in a reformed EU or leaving to form new global relationships while remaining in the single market. It also covers potential consequences for ministers if negotiations fail and debates Britain's negotiation stance.

How does the speaker view the possibility of automatically agreeing to any negotiation outcome?

What does the speaker suggest about the British negotiating position?