Theresa May speech to supporters in Tynemouth

The transcript discusses the opportunities Brexit presents and the importance of voting to strengthen negotiations. It highlights the campaign efforts and outreach to communities across Britain. The speaker warns against the risks of voting for other parties, particularly Jeremy Corbyn, criticizing his capabilities and suggesting he would take Britain back to the 1970s.

What is the main focus of the speaker's campaign efforts?

• To engage with communities across Britain

• To hold online meetings

• To travel to other countries

• To focus on urban areas only

How does the speaker view the role of each vote in the election?

• As a way to reduce travel costs

• As a method to increase taxes

• As a means to strengthen their hand in Brexit negotiations

• As a way to support local businesses

What does the speaker suggest is a risk of voting for other parties?

• Higher education costs

• Increased travel expenses

• Economic chaos under Jeremy Corbyn

• More public holidays

What era does the speaker claim Jeremy Corbyn wants to take Britain back to?

• The 1960s

• The 1970s

• The 1980s

• The 1990s

According to the speaker, what has Labour done in just three weeks?

• Increased employment

• Improved the economy

• Reduced taxes

• Taken Britain back 40 years