GEORGE BUSH VISIT UK 1989

The speaker opens with greetings and expresses gratitude to the Prime Minister and others for their hospitality. Personal remarks are made about Barbara and the distinguished gathering. The speaker discusses politics and sports with guests, sharing personal anecdotes. Reflections on past experiences, particularly in leadership, are shared, highlighting the speaker's time as an ambassador and interactions with Margaret Thatcher.

What does the speaker humorously mention about his identity in the press?

• He is referred to as 'Mr. Thatcher'.

• He is often called 'Barbara's husband'.

• He is known as the 'Prime Minister's friend'.

• He is labeled as 'The Ambassador'.

What does the speaker express excitement about during the gathering?

• Discussing economic policies.

• Exploring culinary arts.

• Learning new languages.

• Engaging in competitive politics.

Which sport does the speaker express interest in learning more about?

• Basketball

• Golf

• Tennis

• Cricket

Who does the speaker praise for their leadership and partnership with the United States?

• Helen Thomas

• Neil

• George Bush

• Margaret Thatcher

In which role did the speaker serve at the United Nations?

• Ambassador

• Secretary-General

• Prime Minister

• Diplomat