Boris Johnson Answers Press Questions at his Conservative Party Leadership Campaign Launch

The transcript discusses the UK's commitment to exiting the EU by October 31st, with or without a deal. It highlights the challenges posed by MPs and the importance of unity in Parliament to respect the public's decision. The speaker emphasizes the need for a sensible Brexit and the potential for a new partnership with Europe, while acknowledging the difficulties ahead. The focus is on the benefits of future collaboration and fostering a sense of Europeanism.

What is the main challenge discussed by the speaker regarding the Brexit deadline?

• The lack of public support for Brexit

• Resistance from MPs and potential consequences of failing to deliver

• The need for a new trade deal with the US

• The economic impact of Brexit

Why does the speaker believe it was right to ask the British people about EU membership?

• To increase voter turnout

• To reflect the people's sense of identity and future

• To address the economic concerns of the public

• To strengthen ties with the European Union

What does the speaker suggest will happen if Parliament fails to deliver Brexit?

• The EU will impose sanctions on the UK

• The government will call for a new referendum

• There will be political retribution from the electorate

• The UK will remain in the EU

What is the speaker's vision for the UK after Brexit?

• A return to the EU within a decade

• A focus on strengthening ties with the US

• A new partnership with Europe and a flourishing independent nation

• A complete isolation from European countries

What does the speaker identify as a failing in the Brexit process over the last three years?

• Failure to address immigration concerns

• Inability to negotiate a trade deal with the US

• Insufficient public engagement in the process

• Lack of focus on future partnership with Europe