Boris Johnson speaks to reporters during visit Washington DC

The transcript discusses the speaker's willingness to meet a family and apologize, emphasizing the importance of the Iran nuclear deal as a diplomatic success. The speaker clarifies previous comments made in the House of Commons, stressing the need for context and accuracy.

What is the speaker's stance on meeting the family mentioned in the discussion?

• He is undecided about meeting them.

• He refuses to meet them.

• He is willing to meet them.

• He has already met them.

What is the primary goal of the Iran nuclear deal according to the speaker?

• To isolate Iran from the international community.

• To allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons.

• To increase Iran's economic power.

• To prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

How does the speaker describe the Iran nuclear deal?

• A failure of diplomacy.

• A temporary solution.

• A triumph of diplomacy.

• An unnecessary agreement.

What does the speaker suggest about his previous comments?

• They were misunderstood.

• They were accurate.

• They were ignored.

• They were irrelevant.

What does the speaker encourage listeners to do regarding his previous statements?

• Forget about them.

• Accept them without question.

• Review his detailed explanation.

• Disregard them as unimportant.