George Osborne on Brexit, U.K. Economy, BOE, and Trump

The transcript covers a discussion on Brexit, its implications, and future economic relationships with the EU. It addresses the referendum results, the timing of Article 50, and the potential economic impact. The conversation also touches on financial passporting, fiscal policy, and infrastructure investment. Leadership changes and global political parallels are explored, along with views on the US election and economic policies.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the UK economy in light of Brexit?

What parallels does the speaker draw between Brexit and the political situation in the United States?

How does the speaker view the role of government in relation to monetary policy?

What is the speaker's opinion on the economic policies proposed by Donald Trump?