Interview with Boris Johnson on delivering Brexit

The transcript discusses the approach to securing a Brexit deal, emphasizing the importance of making EU partners understand the seriousness of the UK's intent to leave by October 31st. It highlights the protection of EU nationals' rights, the strategic use of financial negotiations, and the resolution of the Northern Irish backstop post-Brexit. The speaker expresses a commitment to fostering strong trade relationships with France, Germany, and other EU countries, aiming for a deal that benefits businesses and communities on both sides of the channel.

What is the speaker's main strategy for securing a Brexit deal?

• By ignoring the concerns of EU nationals

• By making threats to EU countries

• By focusing solely on financial negotiations

• By ensuring EU partners understand the UK's commitment to leaving

How does the speaker propose to handle the Northern Irish backstop?

• By dealing with it in the context of a free trade deal after Brexit

• By ignoring it completely

• By addressing it before Brexit

• By making it the sole focus of negotiations

What is the speaker's view on the importance of moving forward post-Brexit?

• It is not a priority

• It is crucial for uniting the country

• It should be delayed until all issues are resolved

• It is only important for businesses

What personal connection does the speaker mention to emphasize future relations with France?

• He has business ties in France

• He studied in France

• His grandmother was French

• He speaks fluent French

What is the speaker's outlook on future deals with France and Germany?

• Indifferent as they are not important partners

• Skeptical about reaching any agreement

• Optimistic about protecting mutual interests

• Pessimistic due to past conflicts