CLEAN : PM May rallies party with warning to Russia

The transcript discusses the international response to Russia's actions, emphasizing the breach of international law and the Chemical Weapons Convention. It highlights the UK's stance on welcoming Russian citizens who abide by laws while condemning threats to British citizens. The speaker shares a personal story about managing diabetes with NHS support, expressing gratitude for the healthcare system. The transcript concludes with a discussion on the importance of thriving businesses and a regulated economy in supporting public services and societal progress.

What is the UK's position regarding the attempted assassination on British soil?

• The UK has no official stance.

• The UK blames a third-party country.

• The UK believes it was an internal matter.

• The UK holds the Russian state responsible.

What is the speaker's view on Russians living in the UK?

• They are only welcome if they invest in the UK.

• They should return to Russia.

• They are welcome if they abide by UK laws.

• They are not welcome.

How does the speaker describe their experience with the NHS?

• As skilled and compassionate.

• As overly bureaucratic.

• As expensive and inaccessible.

• As indifferent and unhelpful.

What role does the speaker attribute to a regulated open market economy?

• It only benefits the wealthy.

• It is the greatest agent of collective human progress.

• It is irrelevant to society.

• It hinders human progress.

Why does the speaker emphasize the need for economic revenue?

• To support international travel.

• To fund public services like schools and hospitals.

• To increase military spending.

• To reduce taxes for the wealthy.