Boris Johnson speaking at the annual Confederation of British Industry (CBI) conference

The transcript discusses the political and economic choices facing the UK, focusing on the differences between the Conservative Party and the Labour Party. It highlights concerns about taxes, exchange controls, and the potential impact of Jeremy Corbyn's policies. The speaker advocates for the Conservative Party's plans, emphasizing Brexit, investment in public services, and economic growth. The conclusion calls for support of Conservative policies to ensure a stable and prosperous future.

What economic measure does the speaker claim the opposition is considering that is likened to policies in countries like Venezuela?

• Privatization of industries

• Subsidies for agriculture

• Exchange controls

• Increased public spending

According to the speaker, what is the opposition's stance on the armed forces?

• They want to increase funding

• They plan to maintain current levels

• They wish to scrap them

• They propose to expand international missions

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for investments in public services like the NHS?

• Privatization

• International aid

• A strong market economy

• Higher taxes

What major national project does the speaker mention as part of their party's plans?

• Building new schools

• Constructing 40 new hospitals

• Launching a space program

• Developing new highways

What does the speaker hope to avoid by supporting their party's policies?

• A year of international conflict

• A year of increased taxes

• A year of two referendums

• A year of economic growth