How Johnson (Somehow) Survived: Vote of No Confidence Explained - TLDR News

The video discusses the controversy surrounding Boris Johnson and the Downing St. parties during the COVID-19 lockdown. It covers the political fallout, including speculations about Johnson's resignation, the role of the 1922 Committee, and the impact of Dominic Cummings' allegations. The video also highlights the political maneuvers, defections, and the potential outcomes of the ongoing inquiry led by Sue Gray. The narrative explores the implications of a no-confidence vote and the possible leadership changes within the Conservative Party.

What was the public's reaction to the allegations against Boris Johnson regarding the Downing Street parties?

• They largely supported him.

• They were indifferent.

• A majority thought he should resign.

• They demanded a new election.

What was the purpose of 'Operation Red Meat' initiated by Boris Johnson?

• To address climate change.

• To distract from the party allegations.

• To improve healthcare.

• To increase taxes.

What significant event occurred just before Prime Minister's Questions that affected Boris Johnson?

• A new policy announcement.

• A Tory MP defected to Labour.

• A natural disaster.

• An economic crisis.

What was the reaction of some Tory MPs after the defection of Christian Wakeford?

• They decided to defect as well.

• They supported Johnson more strongly.

• They reconsidered their stance on Johnson's leadership.

• They called for an immediate election.

What is the significance of the Sue Gray report in the context of Boris Johnson's leadership?

• It could exonerate him completely.

• It is unrelated to the controversy.

• It has no impact on his leadership.

• It could lead to a leadership election if damaging.

What could happen if more than 50% of Tory MPs vote against Boris Johnson in a no-confidence vote?

• He would remain as leader.

• A leadership election would be triggered.

• The opposition would take over.

• He would automatically become Prime Minister again.

What historical example is used to illustrate the potential outcome for Boris Johnson if he survives a no-confidence vote?

• David Cameron's resignation.

• Margaret Thatcher's policies.

• Winston Churchill's leadership.

• Theresa May's experience in 2018.