Clarke: Boris Johnson acting like a petty dictator

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's decision to prorogue parliament, criticizing it as yielding to fanaticism. It explores alternatives to a no-deal Brexit, including a caretaker government, and emphasizes the need for sensible decision-making. The speaker expresses willingness to prevent a no-deal Brexit, highlighting the importance of maintaining economic ties with Europe.

What is the speaker's opinion on the Prime Minister's decision to prorogue parliament?

• He thinks it will unify the country.

• He supports it as a strategic move.

• He finds it absurd and driven by fanaticism.

• He believes it will strengthen the economy.

What does the speaker hope the sensible majority in Parliament will achieve?

• A complete withdrawal from the EU.

• A new trade deal with the US.

• An alternative to a no-deal Brexit.

• A no-deal Brexit.

What is one of the alternatives discussed for the current political situation?

• Immediate elections.

• A coalition with the Green Party.

• A referendum on Scottish independence.

• A caretaker government led by Jeremy Corbyn.

What does the speaker emphasize as crucial for Brexit?

• Strengthening military alliances.

• Maintaining economic ties with Europe.

• Leaving the EU at any cost.

• Focusing on domestic policies.

What is the speaker willing to do to prevent a no-deal Brexit?

• Organize a public protest.

• Anything necessary to stop it.

• Negotiate a new deal with the EU.

• Nothing, as he supports it.