Austin: Jeremy Corbyn unfit to lead our country

The transcript discusses the speaker's views on Jeremy Corbyn's suitability to lead the Labour Party and the country. It highlights Mainstream's position against extremism and emphasizes the personal choice to vote Conservative to prevent Corbyn from becoming Prime Minister. The speaker expresses concerns about Corbyn's potential impact on national security and critiques the Labour Party's current direction, arguing it deviates from its traditional roots.

What is the primary focus of the organization Mainstream according to the speaker?

• To promote Jeremy Corbyn

• To campaign against extremism

• To support the Labour Party

• To endorse a specific Prime Minister

According to the speaker, what is the stark choice facing the country in the upcoming election?

• Choosing between two political parties

• Voting for a new national security strategy

• Deciding on a new economic policy

• Selecting between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister

Why does the speaker believe it is risky to allow Jeremy Corbyn into Downing Street?

• He poses a threat to national security and defense

• He is not popular among voters

• He has no support from the Labour Party

• He lacks experience in foreign policy

What myth about the Labour Party does the speaker aim to debunk?

• That it supports NATO

• That it has a strong defense policy

• That it is led by moderates

• That it is returning to its socialist roots

What historical role of the Labour Party does the speaker highlight?

• Its support for independent nuclear deterrence

• Its focus on economic reforms

• Its opposition to NATO

• Its alliance with communist parties