So a couple of things: 1. The EU has that reprieve. Given the EU can bite back, it's possible that reprieve becomes permanent. 2. Last time Trump slapped tari

So a couple of things: 1. The EU has that reprieve. Given the EU can bite back, it's possible that reprieve becomes permanent. 2. Last time Trump slapped tariffs on UK + EU, Biden prioritised reversing tariffs on the EU first because they're a bigger trading partner than the UK. As the above poster pointed out, that's to say nothing of the many downsides of not being in the EU.