Jeremy Corbyn would be 'very happy' to meet Trump

The transcript discusses the importance of protecting the UK's National Health Service (NHS) from being included in trade deals with the USA, which could lead to increased drug prices. It emphasizes the need for trade agreements with both the EU and the rest of the world while safeguarding public services. The speaker is firm on not allowing the NHS to be sold to American companies and highlights the threat to other public services. The speaker is open to engaging with President Trump to achieve these goals but remains committed to not selling public services to international companies.

What is the speaker's stance on including the NHS in trade deals with the USA?

• The NHS should be included to lower drug prices.

• The NHS should be privatized for better efficiency.

• The NHS should not be included as it is not for sale.

• The NHS should be included to improve healthcare.

Why does the speaker believe the NHS should not be sold to American companies?

• It would lead to better healthcare services.

• It would increase government revenue.

• It would result in loss of control over public services.

• It would decrease drug prices.

What does the speaker identify as a human right?

• Free healthcare at the point of need.

• Affordable housing.

• Access to private healthcare.

• Free education for all.

Besides the NHS, which other services does the speaker mention as being threatened?

• Educational services.

• Transportation services.

• Financial services.

• Care and local government services.

How does the speaker view engagement with political figures like Mr. Trump?

• As a way to privatize public services.

• As a waste of time.

• As essential for achieving public service goals.

• As unnecessary and unproductive.