Keir Starmer speech on Brexit Day

The transcript discusses the need for effective political opposition in the UK, reflecting on the leadership of David Cameron, Theresa May, and Boris Johnson. It criticizes Boris Johnson's leadership and emphasizes the importance of the Labor Party's role in opposing him. The speaker stresses the need to maintain strong relations with the EU and uphold shared values, even as the UK leaves the EU. The discussion also highlights the importance of collaboration in various fields such as research, culture, and security, while acknowledging the diverse emotions surrounding Brexit.

Which prime minister is criticized for gambling the country's future due to internal party issues?

• David Cameron

• Theresa May

• Tony Blair

• Boris Johnson

What is the speaker's main criticism of Boris Johnson?

• Lack of public duty

• Absence of real principles

• Inability to reach consensus

• Avoidance of media interviews

What does the speaker emphasize as crucial for the opposition against Boris Johnson?

• Avoiding public confrontations

• Forming alliances with other parties

• Winning arguments in Parliament and the media

• Focusing solely on economic policies

According to the speaker, what should not be abandoned despite leaving the EU?

• Cultural isolation

• Military alliances

• Close economic ties with the EU

• Economic independence

What varied public reactions does the speaker anticipate on the night of Brexit?

• Joy and relief

• Anger and protests

• Celebration, mourning, and moving on

• Indifference and confusion