May Says Trump 'Wrong' to Retweet 'Hateful' Group

The transcript discusses the spread of division and mistrust in communities, emphasizing the values of respect and tolerance. It addresses the issue of radical Islam, highlighting that British Muslims are peaceful and law-abiding, and have been victims of terrorism. The speaker, likely a Prime Minister, prioritizes dealing with terrorism and extremism from all sources, discussing efforts in the Middle East and collaboration with allies like the United States. The speaker also criticizes certain actions, such as retweeting from Britain First, as wrong.

What is the fundamental opposition to the values shared by the nation?

• Unity and trust

• Division and mistrust

• Peace and harmony

• Freedom and equality

How are British Muslims described in the context of radical Islam?

• Indifferent and neutral

• Aggressive and lawless

• Supportive of extremism

• Peaceful and law-abiding

What is the Prime Minister's priority in dealing with terrorism?

• Avoiding international collaboration

• Ignoring the threat

• Supporting extremism

• Addressing the challenge

What is the stance on working with allies like the United States?

• Ignoring their actions

• Always agreeing with them

• Never collaborating with them

• Being clear when they are wrong

What was the Prime Minister's view on retweeting from Britain First?

• It was the right thing to do

• It was a neutral action

• It was the wrong thing to do

• It was an insignificant action