U.K.'s Johnson Says Voters Want to Move On, Supreme Court Was Wrong

The transcript discusses the reluctance of Parliament to honor the Brexit referendum, criticizing the opposition's fantasy of canceling the first referendum and legislating a second one. It highlights the public's demand to respect the initial vote and focus on issues like the NHS and cost of living. The government plans to present a program for post-Brexit life, but faces opposition. The Supreme Court's intervention in political matters is also debated.

What does the speaker accuse the Parliament of doing regarding the referendum?

• Honoring the referendum

• Supporting the opposition

• Delaying and sabotaging negotiations

• Holding a second referendum

According to the speaker, what do the public want instead of another referendum?

• A new government

• To respect the first referendum

• More negotiations

• A second referendum

What does the speaker suggest the government should focus on after Brexit?

• The NHS and crime

• International relations

• Environmental policies

• Education reform

How does the speaker describe the opposition's reaction to facing voters?

• They embraced the challenge

• They turned to the courts

• They held a public debate

• They called for a new election

What is the speaker's opinion on the Supreme Court's involvement?

• He agrees with their decision

• He supports their intervention

• He believes it was necessary

• He thinks it was a political question