Not a Word Has Changed in the Withdrawal Agreement, Says Peterson Institute’s Kirkegaard

The transcript discusses the unchanged nature of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement and the skepticism surrounding it. It explores the political and economic implications, including potential outcomes like a no-deal Brexit, extensions, or a second referendum. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by Theresa May in securing a majority and the Bank of England's dilemma in managing economic stability amid uncertainty.

What are the potential outcomes discussed if Theresa May loses the vote?

How does the speaker view the chances of a no-deal Brexit?

What does the speaker predict about the future relationship between the UK and the EU post-Brexit?