McDonnell Says Labour Consulting With Other Parties on U.K. Election Timing

John McDonnell discusses the Labour Party's position on Brexit, emphasizing the need to prevent a no-deal Brexit. He highlights the political challenges faced by Boris Johnson, including pressure from the Brexit Party and internal party divisions. McDonnell stresses the importance of public opinion, which largely opposes a no-deal Brexit, and outlines Labour's strategy of seeking a second referendum. He concludes with a discussion on election prospects, expressing confidence in Labour's ability to win.

What is the proposed solution to resolve the Brexit issue mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker view the possibility of a coalition with the Liberal Democrats?