Dominic Raab launches his bid for the Tory leadership

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the potential of leaving on WTO terms. It emphasizes the importance of being prepared to walk away from negotiations to secure a deal. The speaker shares their vision for the UK's economic future, focusing on free trade and supporting businesses. A personal anecdote about family and identity is shared to illustrate broader themes of choice and national identity.

What is the speaker's stance on leaving the EU on WTO terms?

• The speaker prefers a deal over a WTO departure.

• The speaker is in favor of leaving on WTO terms.

• The speaker has no preference between a deal and WTO terms.

• The speaker wants to remain in the EU.

According to the speaker, what is crucial for securing a deal with the EU?

• Relying on public opinion.

• Increasing diplomatic meetings.

• Offering more financial incentives.

• Being willing to walk away from negotiations.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to move the country forward?

• Increasing taxes.

• Calm and steely determination.

• Adopting Foghorn diplomacy.

• Reducing public services.

What is part of the speaker's vision for the economy post-Brexit?

• Increasing tariffs on imports.

• Restricting global trade.

• Focusing solely on domestic markets.

• Supporting small businesses to export to new markets.

In the speaker's personal anecdote, what decision does their son make regarding football allegiance?

• Not supporting any team.

• Supporting both England and Brazil equally.

• Supporting England only.

• Supporting Brazil only.