Liz Truss visits childrens charity

The transcript discusses the intimidating nature of lobby members and the challenges politicians face, such as the inability to fire certain individuals. It also touches on the influence of media on political careers and debates the suitability of the current Prime Minister, with a humorous comparison to cats being in charge.

What is the speaker's opinion about the lobby members?

• They are friendly and approachable.

• They are indifferent and neutral.

• They are frightening and annoying.

• They are helpful and supportive.

What is a major issue politicians face according to the speaker?

• They have no responsibilities.

• They cannot fire certain people.

• They can easily fire anyone.

• They have too much power.

What does the speaker suggest about the current Prime Minister?

• The Prime Minister is very popular.

• The Prime Minister should be replaced.

• The Prime Minister is a cat.

• The Prime Minister is doing a great job.

How does the speaker feel about the idea of cats being prime ministers?

• They believe it would be an improvement.

• They think it's a great idea.

• They find it worse than the current situation.

• They are indifferent to it.

What humorous suggestion does the speaker make about leadership?

• They should hire more lobby members.

• They should fire all politicians.

• They should make cats the Prime Minister.

• They should become the Prime Minister.