Boris Johnson MP Speech on the EU referendum.

The transcript discusses the importance of taking control over national regulations, such as the power of hair dryers, and the economic benefits of doing so. It highlights the growing momentum of a campaign aimed at achieving freedom, independence, and democracy. The speaker encourages belief in the country's potential and calls for active participation in the campaign, emphasizing the significance of the upcoming vote on June 23rd.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding international bodies?

• They are not effective in decision-making.

• They impose unnecessary regulations on Britain.

• They support British industries.

• They are too lenient with British policies.

What financial benefit does the speaker mention if control is regained?

• Reduced taxes for citizens

• Increased foreign investments

• £600 million a week saved for British industry

• Higher wages for workers

How does the speaker view the opposing side's claim of victory?

• As a sign of strength

• As a premature assumption

• As a valid point

• As a reason to give up

What is the speaker's message about the country's potential?

• The country should rely on international support.

• The country has the potential to achieve victory.

• The country should focus on internal issues only.

• The country is too weak to succeed.

What does the speaker encourage the audience to do on June 23rd?

• Vote for international cooperation

• Support the opposing side

• Campaign for freedom and independence

• Ignore the referendum