CLEAN : Iceland Prime Minster confident ahead of election

The transcript discusses the political landscape in Iceland, focusing on the confidence of gaining support before the election. It highlights the potential for forming alliances and the importance of a strong political position. The speaker emphasizes the need to regain trust in institutions and addresses skepticism about media timing, clarifying that previous investigations had no negative outcomes.

What is the speaker's outlook on gaining support before the election?

• They are indifferent about gaining support.

• They are confident about gaining support.

• They are pessimistic about gaining support.

• They are unsure about gaining support.

What does the speaker suggest might happen if they do not have a strong position after the elections?

• A left government will form.

• No government will form.

• A coalition government will form.

• A right-wing government will form.

What approach does the speaker believe is necessary for Iceland?

• An approach focusing solely on foreign policy.

• A traditional approach focusing on economic growth.

• A conservative approach maintaining the status quo.

• A different approach addressing institutional issues.

What is the speaker's stance on media freedom?

• They support free media.

• They are indifferent to media freedom.

• They are against free media.

• They believe media should be state-controlled.

How does the speaker view the recent concerns about their past investigations?

• They believe the concerns are justified.

• They think the concerns are a misunderstanding.

• They view the concerns as a significant issue.

• They see the concerns as unfounded and a lot about nothing.