Tory Grandee Patten: Johnson Is `Mendacious' and `Incompetent'

The transcript discusses the potential implications of Boris Johnson becoming the UK Prime Minister, highlighting concerns about his leadership style and political history. It also examines the impact of Brexit on the UK's global standing and reflects on Johnson's controversial tenure as Foreign Secretary, emphasizing his perceived incompetence and mendacity.

What is the speaker's opinion on Boris Johnson's potential as Prime Minister?

• He would be a disaster.

• He would be a revolutionary leader.

• He would be an average leader.

• He would be a great leader.

Why does the speaker believe Boris Johnson might become Prime Minister?

• Because he has the support of the European Union.

• Because the Conservative Party has shifted to the right.

• Because he is popular among the general public.

• Because he has a strong economic plan.

How does the speaker describe the Conservative Party's transformation?

• It has become more liberal.

• It has become more centrist.

• It has become more anti-European.

• It has become more environmentally focused.

What is the speaker's view on Brexit's impact on Britain's global role?

• It has made Britain more influential.

• It has strengthened Britain's position.

• It has weakened Britain's position.

• It has had no impact.

How does the speaker characterize Boris Johnson's performance as Foreign Secretary?

• Largely unnoticed.

• Moderately successful.

• A complete disaster.

• Highly competent and effective.