Peterson Institute's Kirkegaard Says the U.K. Will Most Likely Have Another Snap Election

The transcript discusses the challenges of a no deal Brexit, the potential for snap elections in the UK, and the political strategies of the opposition. It highlights the contentious issue of the Irish border and the backstop, with Boris Johnson's stance on avoiding border checks. The discussion also touches on the implications of these political maneuvers for the UK's future relationship with the EU.

What are the implications of a no deal Brexit as discussed in the text?

What might happen if Boris Johnson wins an outright election?

How does the Labour Party plan to use Boris Johnson's promises in their campaign?

What challenges are associated with having a border after Brexit according to the discussion?

What solution is proposed for managing the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland?