Boris Johnson reacts to the Supreme Court ruling on Parliament suspension

The transcript covers a discussion with the Prime Minister about the Supreme Court ruling on prorogation. The Prime Minister expresses respect for the judicial process but disagrees with the verdict. He emphasizes the importance of delivering Brexit by October 31st and discusses the challenges posed by Parliament and the claimants. The conversation also touches on the historical use of prorogation and the Prime Minister's intention to proceed with Brexit plans despite the court's decision.

What is the speaker's stance on the Supreme Court's verdict?

• The speaker agrees with the verdict.

• The speaker is unaware of the verdict.

• The speaker respects but disagrees with the verdict.

• The speaker is indifferent to the verdict.

What is the speaker's plan regarding the Queen's speech?

• To seek approval from the court first.

• To delay it indefinitely.

• To proceed with it despite challenges.

• To cancel it altogether.

What does the speaker believe about the claimants' intentions?

• They want to expedite the Brexit plan.

• They are indifferent to the Brexit plan.

• They aim to frustrate the Brexit plan.

• They support the Brexit plan.

What is the main objective the speaker wants to achieve by October 31st?

• To deliver Brexit.

• To introduce new legislation.

• To form a new government.

• To hold a new election.

How does the speaker view the historical use of prorogation?

• As a rarely used practice.

• As a controversial and modern practice.

• As an old and uncontested practice.

• As a new and unprecedented practice.