Q&A with Robert Jenrick after speech on UK defence policy

The transcript covers a political discussion involving questions about GDP spending, leadership polls, and defense spending plans. The speaker addresses the tight leadership race, emphasizing the need for strong policies and party unity. They outline plans to increase defense spending to 3% of GDP, funded by welfare reforms and reallocating foreign aid. The speaker acknowledges past government mistakes but highlights the importance of rearming the country. They respond to criticism from Nigel Farage, asserting their policy positions on migration and leadership goals.

What is the speaker's proposed method for funding the increase in defense spending to 3% of GDP?

• Borrowing from international banks

• Welfare reforms and reallocating foreign aid

• Cutting education budget

• Raising taxes

What does the speaker want the current Labour government to do regarding defense spending?

• Reduce it to 1% of GDP

• Increase it to 5% of GDP immediately

• Set a firm timetable to reach 2.5% of GDP

• Abolish defense spending

How does the speaker respond to Nigel Farage's criticism about his personality?

• He agrees with Farage

• He ignores the criticism

• He claims Farage is rattled and highlights his own policies

• He changes the subject

What is the speaker's stance on legal migration?

• He wants to eliminate all migration

• He has no clear policy on it

• He plans to reduce it to tens of thousands or fewer

• He wants to increase it significantly

Why does the speaker believe Nigel Farage does not want him to lead the Conservative Party?

• Because he lacks experience

• Because he has no clear policies

• Because he is unpopular with the public

• Because his leadership would challenge Farage's influence