Jeremy Corbyn says he will back an election after Brexit deadline extension

The transcript discusses the importance of language used by public figures, particularly in politics, and its potential to incite violence, referencing the murder of Jo Cox. It highlights the responsibilities of the Prime Minister regarding Brexit, emphasizing the need for an extension to avoid a no-deal exit. The speaker calls for a general election to present alternatives to austerity and invest in public services. The transcript also critiques the use of emotive language in political discourse and urges understanding of different perspectives on Brexit.

Why is it important for public figures to be cautious with their language?

• To ensure clarity in communication

• To maintain their public image

• To prevent inciting violence and threats

• To avoid legal consequences

What must the Prime Minister do if no Brexit deal is agreed upon by October 19th?

• Call for a general election

• Leave the EU without a deal

• Resign from office

• Apply to the EU for a three-month extension

What is the opposition's plan if the Prime Minister does not comply with the Brexit law?

• Take parliamentary action

• Call for a referendum

• Organize protests

• Negotiate directly with the EU

What is the main criticism of the Prime Minister's language regarding Brexit?

• It is too technical

• It encourages abusive behavior

• It is too formal

• It lacks clarity

What should politicians focus on to improve political discourse?

• Avoiding all public appearances

• Engaging in respectful and issue-focused discussions

• Using more technical language

• Increasing their social media presence