Boris Johnson speaking at Wilton Engineering Services in Middlesbrough

The speaker contrasts their approach to Brexit with Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party, criticizing the idea of holding another EU referendum as a waste of time and resources. They emphasize the need to complete Brexit to foster economic growth and avoid further political disputes. The speaker concludes by introducing local candidates Matt Vickers and Steve Jackson, encouraging questions from the audience.

What is the speaker's main criticism of Jeremy Corbyn's approach to Brexit?

• It focuses on reducing political disputes.

• It involves another EU referendum.

• It prioritizes public spending.

• It supports immediate economic growth.

According to the speaker, what would be the consequence of holding more referendums?

• Increased economic growth

• Reduced public spending

• More political wrangling

• Immediate resolution of issues

What does the speaker propose for the year 2020?

• Holding more referendums

• Focusing on prosperity and growth

• Delaying Brexit

• Increasing public spending

What is the speaker's stance on public time and money regarding referendums?

• They are wasted on additional referendums.

• They should be used for economic growth.

• They are well-spent on referendums.

• They should be increased for political campaigns.

Who are the local candidates mentioned by the speaker?

• Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson

• Matt Vickers and Steve Jackson

• Nigel Farage and Nicola Sturgeon

• David Cameron and Theresa May