Boris Johnson MP speaks at rally in Maidstone

The transcript covers a discussion on media engagement, trust in leadership, and political accountability. It highlights the Prime Minister's interactions with the media, the importance of trust in international relations, and the challenges of political accountability. The conversation also touches on election issues and the progress of Brexit, concluding with closing remarks on the campaign.

What does the speaker claim about their interaction with the media?

• They have not interacted with the media at all.

• They have taken more questions than any campaign ever.

• They have taken fewer questions than any other campaign.

• They have only interacted with Andrew Neil.

Why does the speaker mention Lord Bucket Head?

• To highlight a humorous aspect of the campaign.

• To show they have debated with everyone.

• To emphasize the impracticality of accommodating all requests.

• To criticize Lord Bucket Head's campaign.

What is the speaker's stance on the current political situation?

• They suggest delaying Brexit further.

• They feel politicians are held in high esteem.

• They think politicians have failed to deliver on the people's mandate.

• They believe politicians have fulfilled the people's mandate.

What does the speaker suggest people should do on Thursday?

• Vote against Brexit.

• Vote for the deal to get Brexit done.

• Protest against the government.

• Ignore the election.

What is the speaker's view on the potential of the country?

• The country should focus on internal issues only.

• The country can move forward and unleash its potential.

• The potential of the country is already fully realized.

• The country has no potential to unleash.