U.K.'s May Claims Full Support of Cabinet as Leader

The transcript discusses the political situation surrounding Prime Minister Theresa May, focusing on her claim of having full cabinet support despite internal party pressures for her resignation. The conversation highlights the impact of the June general election, where May lost her majority, leading to dissatisfaction within her party. The debate over her leadership involves both backbenchers and cabinet ministers, with figures like Boris Johnson and David Davis being mentioned as potential successors, although they publicly remain loyal to May.

What does the Prime Minister claim about her cabinet's support?

• She is unsure about the support.

• She has full support.

• She has no support.

• She has partial support.

What event is linked to the pressure on Theresa May?

• Her decision to leave the EU.

• Her economic reforms.

• The general election she called.

• Her foreign policy decisions.

What was the outcome of the general election called by Theresa May?

• She maintained her majority.

• She gained a larger majority.

• She lost her majority.

• She resigned immediately.

Who are some of the cabinet ministers mentioned with ambitions?

• The Health Secretary and the Education Secretary.

• The Defense Secretary and the Justice Secretary.

• The Foreign Secretary and the Brexit Secretary.

• The Chancellor and the Home Secretary.

What is the nature of the debate regarding Theresa May's leadership?

• Whether she should form a new party.

• Whether she should call another election.

• Whether she should change her policies.

• Whether backbenchers or close allies want her out.