Boris Johnson does not rule out proroguing Parliament

The transcript discusses the importance of representative democracy and the trust placed in elected representatives to make decisions. It contrasts this trust with the use of archaic methods like proroguing Parliament. The speaker expresses a lack of attraction to a no-deal exit from the EU but acknowledges it as a negotiation tool. The conclusion reiterates the speaker's stance against proroguing Parliament.

What is the main idea behind representative democracy as discussed in the video?

• Direct decision-making by citizens

• Trust in elected officials to make decisions

• Decisions made by a single leader

• Use of technology for decision-making

Why does the speaker prefer not to use archaic devices?

• They are too expensive

• They are not trusted by the public

• They undermine the role of elected representatives

• They are too complex to understand

What does the speaker believe about the maturity of parliamentarians?

• They lack common sense

• They should be replaced by technology

• They are capable of making wise decisions

• They need more guidance

What is the speaker's stance on proroguing Parliament?

• Is not attracted to the idea

• Strongly supports it

• Believes it should be used frequently

• Considers it a necessary tool

How does the speaker view a no-deal exit from the EU?

• As a minor consideration

• As a decision to be avoided at all costs

• As the best possible outcome

• As an essential negotiation tool