Boris Johnson on a Second Brexit: Let's Not Go There

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's speech on Brexit, highlighting his interest in the Prime Minister role, his red lines, and his stance on a second referendum. The speech aimed to convince Remainers but was criticized for its vagueness. Reactions from Europe, particularly from Jean-Claude Juncker, were negative. The discussion also covers the lack of a unified Brexit vision within the Tory party and the government's ongoing struggle to define a clear path forward.

What was one of the key points Boris Johnson made in his speech?

• He wants to remain neutral on Brexit.

• He is interested in the Prime Minister role.

• He plans to leave politics.

• He supports a second referendum.

How did Boris Johnson respond to the idea of a second referendum?

• He closed the door on it.

• He encouraged it.

• He was indifferent.

• He supported it.

What was a significant reaction to Boris Johnson's speech?

• It was celebrated by all Remainers.

• It was criticized for being vague.

• It was ignored by Europe.

• Nigel Farage praised it.

Why is there no unified vision for Brexit within the Tory party?

• They have a clear roadmap already.

• Brexit is not a priority for them.

• The party has been divided on Europe for decades.

• Everyone agrees on the same approach.

Why has Boris Johnson not been sacked despite controversies?

• He has left the cabinet.

• He is needed for his influence and role in Brexit.

• He is not a significant figure.

• He has not committed any offenses.