Nadine Dorries speaks on leadership race

The transcript discusses the process by which MPs decide on leadership, emphasizing the role of Boris Johnson, who previously won a general election with a significant majority. The speaker mentions a recent conversation with Johnson but refrains from disclosing details. The focus is on the need for stability and unity, with the speaker expressing support for Johnson as a known winner, aiming for success in the next election.

What is the primary role of MPs in the leadership decision process?

• To consult with the public on leadership choices

• To decide who they want to back for leadership

• To directly elect the new leader

• To organize the general election

Who is mentioned as having won a general election with an 80-seat majority?

• Theresa May

• David Cameron

• Boris Johnson

• Liz Truss

What is the speaker's stance on Boris Johnson's potential return?

• The speaker supports Boris Johnson

• The speaker prefers a new candidate

• The speaker is undecided

• The speaker opposes Boris Johnson

What qualities does the speaker attribute to Boris Johnson?

• A known winner and a unifying figure

• A controversial and divisive leader

• An inexperienced and new politician

• A leader with no public mandate

What is the current status of MPs regarding the leadership decision?

• They have already made their final decision

• They are still making their declarations

• They are waiting for public opinion

• They have postponed the decision