Boris Johnson: I'd rather be dead in a ditch than ask for a Brexit delay

The transcript features a discussion on the refusal to delay Brexit further, emphasizing the financial and political reasons against it. It highlights the personal and familial divisions caused by Brexit, particularly focusing on the speaker's brother, Joe, who disagrees on the EU issue. Despite these differences, the speaker acknowledges Joe's contributions and aligns on the need to address domestic priorities such as public safety, healthcare, and education.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on requesting another Brexit delay?

• He believes it is necessary for negotiations.

• He is strongly against it due to its cost and pointlessness.

• He supports it to gain more time.

• He is undecided and needs more information.

How does the Prime Minister describe the impact of Brexit on families?

• It has no significant impact on family relations.

• It unites families with a common goal.

• It strengthens family bonds through shared discussions.

• It divides families, including his own.

What role did the Prime Minister's brother Joe play in the government?

• Minister for Finance

• Minister for Science and Universities

• Minister for Health

• Minister for Foreign Affairs

What is one of the key priorities mentioned by the Prime Minister for the government?

• Improving public transportation

• Increasing taxes

• Expanding international trade

• Enhancing public safety

According to the Prime Minister, what is the government's approach to issues that matter to the British people?

• Increasing military presence

• Reducing government spending

• Prioritizing domestic issues like safety, health, and education

• Focusing on international relations