Jardine: Liberal Democrats Will Not Put Jeremy Corbyn in Number 10

The transcript discusses the Liberal Democrats' stance on not forming a coalition with Labour under Jeremy Corbyn or with Boris Johnson. It highlights their influence in a potential hung parliament and their commitment to a people's vote. The Lib Dems emphasize their policies on climate change, housing, health, education, and stopping Brexit and Scottish independence, aiming to build a brighter future while maintaining UK unity.

What is the Liberal Democrats' position on forming a coalition with Labour if Jeremy Corbyn is the leader?

• They are open to it.

• They refuse to support it.

• They will consider it if Boris Johnson is also involved.

• They have not made a decision yet.

Under what condition might the Liberal Democrats consider a coalition with Labour?

• If Labour agrees to replace Jeremy Corbyn.

• If there is a second referendum on Brexit.

• If Labour wins the majority of seats.

• If the Conservatives also join the coalition.

What is the Liberal Democrats' strategy to influence the next Parliament?

• To form a coalition with the Conservatives.

• To support Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister.

• To focus solely on Scottish independence.

• To defeat the Conservatives in key seats.

What is the primary message the Liberal Democrats have for suburban voters?

• To form a coalition with Labour.

• To increase taxes for public services.

• To build a brighter future by stopping Brexit.

• To support Scottish independence.

What are the key areas the Liberal Democrats want to invest in for a better society?

• Technology and innovation.

• Health and education.

• Military and defense.

• Sports and recreation.