Ed Davey canvasses in Walton-on-Thames

The transcript discusses the debate over a windfall tax and its potential impact on energy investments, with BP's CEO stating that renewable investments will continue regardless. It contrasts energy price policies in France and the UK, criticizing the UK government's approach. The impact of political scandals like 'party gate' and 'beer gate' on public opinion is explored, with some lifelong Conservative voters expressing discontent with Boris Johnson. The transcript concludes with a call for Boris Johnson's resignation and a push for political change, highlighting the Liberal Democrats' stance on an emergency tax cut.

What is the main concern about implementing a windfall tax according to the first section?

• It would increase energy prices immediately.

• It would be difficult to enforce legally.

• It could jeopardize future energy investments.

• It would lead to job losses in the energy sector.

How does the chief executive of BP view the impact of a windfall tax on their renewable investments?

• He is unsure about the future of investments.

• He believes it will halt all investments.

• He thinks it will have no impact on their plans.

• He supports the windfall tax for better regulation.

What action has France taken regarding energy prices that is mentioned in the second section?

• Increased energy prices by 4%

• Cut energy prices to 4%

• Maintained energy prices at the current level

• Subsidized energy companies

What is a major criticism of the Conservative government mentioned in the second section?

• They have reduced funding for renewable energy.

• They are out of touch with the struggles of citizens.

• They have failed to negotiate international trade deals.

• They have increased taxes on the wealthy.

What is one of the reasons some lifelong Tories are reconsidering their support for the Conservative Party?

• Boris Johnson's handling of the NHS crisis

• Boris Johnson's foreign policy decisions

• Boris Johnson's perceived lack of integrity

• Boris Johnson's economic policies