Sajid Javid declines to say if he would use Boris Johnson's language to describe Muslims

The transcript discusses the use of language by politicians, focusing on a specific instance involving Boris Johnson. It highlights the impact of language on societal issues, such as the rise in Islamophobic incidents. The conversation explores how politicians choose their words to convey messages and the importance of understanding the context and interpretation of such language.

What was the reported increase in Islamophobic incidents after Boris Johnson's remarks?

• 375%

• 150%

• 500%

• 200%

What is the main reason politicians choose specific words according to the speaker?

• To confuse the public

• To make headlines

• To convey their points effectively

• To avoid criticism

How does the speaker respond to repeated questions about using certain language?

• By stating they have already answered

• By ignoring the question

• By agreeing with the questioner

• By changing the topic

What does the speaker imply about language interpretation?

• It is always objective

• It is subjective and personal

• It is irrelevant

• It is universally agreed upon

What does the speaker suggest about their own use of language?

• They avoid using controversial language

• They would use the same language

• They are clear about their stance

• They have not decided yet