Boris Johnson: EU a Noble Idea No Longer Right for U.K.

The transcript addresses concerns about Britain's future post-Brexit, emphasizing that the decision does not mean isolationism. It reassures young people of continued European interaction and highlights Britain's role as a European power. The speaker argues for independence from a federal system in Brussels, suggesting that this will lead to a more secure and prosperous future. The focus is on regaining democratic control, setting laws and taxes, and managing borders fairly. The transcript concludes with a call for Britain to find its global voice, rooted in parliamentary democracy, and expresses pride in the democratic decision made.

What is the speaker's message to those who did not vote for the decision?

• Britain will adopt a new language.

• Britain will isolate itself from Europe.

• Britain will continue to engage positively with Europe.

• Britain will stop traveling to the continent.

How does the speaker view Britain's role in Europe after the decision?

• As a minor player in European affairs.

• As a country that will cut ties with Europe.

• As a leading European power in foreign policy and defense.

• As a nation that will imitate other federal systems.

What does the speaker believe Britain can achieve by regaining democratic control?

• A future with less parliamentary democracy.

• A more prosperous and secure future.

• A less secure future.

• A future with more federal governance.

What is the speaker's view on Britain's ability to set its own laws and taxes?

• It will be controlled by Brussels.

• It will be detrimental to the UK economy.

• It will align with the needs of the UK economy.

• It will lead to higher taxes.

According to the speaker, what is the most precious contribution Britain has made to Europe?

• The idea of a federal system.

• The concept of parliamentary democracy.

• The practice of setting high taxes.

• The notion of isolationism.