Jacob Rees-Mogg speaks to journalists on Whitehall

The transcript covers a discussion on Brexit opportunities and the challenges faced in the cabinet, highlighting the role of key political figures. It delves into political allegiances, campaigns, and the importance of supporting ideologically aligned candidates. The conversation reflects on Boris Johnson's leadership, his achievements, and the political dynamics within the Conservative Party. The discussion concludes with personal remarks and interactions, emphasizing the human aspect of political life.

What was a major obstacle in delivering Brexit opportunities according to the speaker?

• International pressure

• Treasury's obstruction

• Insufficient resources

• Lack of public support

Why does the speaker support Liz Truss as a candidate?

• She promises to reduce immigration

• She has the longest political experience

• She has a strong stance on taxation and economic policies

• She is the most popular candidate

What concern does the speaker express about the right of the party?

• The right lacks strong leadership

• The right is losing public support

• The right is too focused on foreign policy

• The right might split, affecting the final candidate selection

How does the speaker describe Boris Johnson's leadership?

• Ineffective and unpopular

• Substantial with great achievements

• Controversial and divisive

• Focused on international relations

What does the speaker suggest about the criticisms of Boris Johnson?

• They are supported by all party members

• They are blown out of proportion

• They are entirely justified

• They are ignored by the public