Tony Blair confident UK will be a 'serious country again' after Brexit

The speaker acknowledges the complexity of the current situation and emphasizes that their opinion is irrelevant to the decision-making process, which is primarily the cabinet's responsibility. Despite the challenges, the speaker is optimistic about the future, expressing strong views on Brexit and confidence that Britain will recover and regain its status.

Who does the speaker believe will ultimately make the decision in the current situation?

• The general public

• The Prime Minister

• The speaker

• The cabinet

What does the speaker suggest about the timing of discussing the Prime Minister's situation?

• It is irrelevant to discuss now

• It is the perfect time to start discussing

• It should be discussed only in private

• It should be postponed indefinitely

How does the speaker describe the current state of the country?

• An economic boom

• A national crisis

• A minor issue

• A difficult period

What is the speaker's stance on Brexit?

• Opposed to any change

• Strongly opinionated

• Indifferent

• Unaware

What assurance does the speaker give about Britain's future?

• It will join another union

• It will remain in crisis

• It will become a minor country

• It will recover and be serious again