Dominic Grieve: I don't see how Boris Johnson will fix our problems

The transcript discusses the Conservative Party's strategy and the national interest, expressing skepticism about the party's current direction. It highlights concerns over the Brexit deadline of October 31st, questioning its feasibility and the potential for a sensible deal with the EU. The speaker doubts the effectiveness of adhering to this deadline and suggests that more time would be beneficial. If a no deal Brexit occurs, the speaker anticipates a divergence from Mr. Johnson's approach, indicating a potential political split.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding the Conservative Party's strategy?

• Maintaining party unity and serving the national interest

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy

• Increasing military spending

• Winning the next general election

How does the speaker view the current situation of the Conservative Party?

• As a sudden and unexpected crisis

• As a result of a long-standing process

• As a victory for the party

• As a minor setback

What is the speaker's opinion on the Brexit deadline of October 31st?

• It is a strategic advantage

• It is a flexible timeline

• It is completely pointless

• It is a necessary deadline

What does the speaker doubt about the Brexit deal with the EU?

• Its economic benefits

• Its acceptance in Parliament

• Its impact on immigration

• Its effect on trade with the US

What might happen if Mr. Johnson pursues a no-deal Brexit?

• The speaker will remain neutral

• The speaker will support him

• The speaker will part ways with him

• The speaker will join the opposition