Boris Johnson: Emmanuel Macron is a 'tres bon buddy' of the UK

The transcript discusses the diplomatic relations between the UK and France, emphasizing the historical ties and personal rapport with President Emmanuel Macron. It highlights the importance of these relations since the Napoleonic era. The speaker avoids commenting on the Conservative Party leadership election, maintaining a neutral stance.

What was the Foreign Secretary Liz Truss unable to clarify about President Macron?

• Whether he was a friend or foe

• His favorite British food

• His economic policies

• His stance on climate change

How does the speaker describe his relationship with President Macron?

• Strained and difficult

• Very good and positive

• Purely professional

• Non-existent

Since when have the UK and France had good relations, according to the speaker?

• World War II

• The Napoleonic era

• The Industrial Revolution

• The 21st century

What does the speaker suggest about the UK-France relations?

• They are only important for trade

• They should be ignored

• They are of little importance

• They should be celebrated

What is the speaker's stance on commenting about the Conservative Party leadership election?

• He openly supports a candidate

• He criticizes the candidates

• He refuses to comment

• He predicts the winner