Boris Johnson interview on Brexit and election date

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding the UK's ability to leave the EU by October 31st, highlighting the role of the EU and the surrender act. It emphasizes the Labour Party's opportunity to finalize Brexit and the internal divisions within the party. A proposal for a general election on December 12th is presented as a solution to move forward. The government's commitment to national interests, including the NHS and education, is reiterated. The transcript criticizes Parliament's delays in Brexit proceedings and stresses the need for a firm election deadline to ensure commitment.

What is the main reason the UK might not leave the EU on October 31st?

• The Prime Minister's decision

• A public referendum

• The EU's decision due to the surrender act

• A decision by the Labour Party

What does the Prime Minister suggest to the Labour Party to resolve Brexit?

• To hold a public referendum

• To agree to an election on December 12th

• To negotiate directly with the EU

• To form a coalition government

What internal issue is the Labour Party facing according to the Prime Minister?

• Financial difficulties

• Disagreements with the EU

• Lack of leadership

• Internal divisions regarding the election

What is the government's stance on Brexit debates in Parliament?

• They support ongoing debates

• They want to avoid pointless delays

• They want to extend the debates

• They are indifferent to the debates

What is the Prime Minister's proposed solution to ensure Parliament's commitment to Brexit?

• A public protest

• An election on December 12th

• A new referendum

• A parliamentary vote of confidence