Boris Johnson answers question from worker about the NHS at Wilton Engineering Services in Middlesbrough

The speaker addresses claims about the NHS being sold to Americans, assuring that it will never be for sale. They emphasize the importance of the NHS and outline significant investments in healthcare infrastructure. The speaker criticizes the Labour Party's claims about NHS trade deals as myths, suggesting they aim to distract from their unclear Brexit policy. The speaker highlights their Brexit plan and questions the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, who is accused of not clarifying his stance on a potential second referendum.

What does the speaker claim about the NHS in relation to trade negotiations?

• It will be partially privatized.

• It will remain off the table in any trade negotiations.

• It will be sold to the highest bidder.

• It will be expanded internationally.

How much investment does the speaker mention for the NHS?

• £20 billion

• £34 billion

• £10 billion

• £50 billion

What infrastructure improvements are planned for the NHS according to the speaker?

• Closing down old hospitals

• Upgrading 20 hospitals and building 40 new ones

• Building 10 new hospitals

• Reducing the number of GP S and nurses

What does the speaker accuse Jeremy Corbyn of regarding Brexit?

• Agreeing with the current government's deal

• Supporting a no-deal Brexit

• Wanting a second referendum without a clear stance

• Having a clear and decisive plan

According to the speaker, what is necessary for moving the country forward?

• Delaying decisions

• More debates and discussions

• A clear plan and deal

• A second referendum