Jeffrey Donaldson speaking to the press

The transcript discusses the role of the government and the Prime Minister in Northern Ireland, addressing questions about Boris Johnson's support and potential proposals to entice political cooperation. It criticizes Sinn Fein for double standards and emphasizes the Prime Minister's duty to protect Northern Ireland and ensure free trade. The speaker calls for maturity and cooperation among political parties to resolve issues and move Northern Ireland forward.

What is the speaker's initial question regarding Boris Johnson's government?

• Why the government is focusing on trade

• How the government plans to improve education

• If the government will propose new policies

• Whether the government is on the people's side

What does the speaker accuse Sinn Fein of doing?

• Supporting the Prime Minister

• Engaging in double standards

• Proposing new trade agreements

• Ignoring Northern Ireland's issues

According to the speaker, what is the Prime Minister's duty?

• To take sides in political debates

• To protect Northern Ireland and ensure free trade

• To focus solely on economic growth

• To resolve international conflicts

What does the speaker suggest Sinn Fein should stop doing?

• Supporting the Prime Minister

• Focusing on economic issues

• Engaging in puerile nonsense

• Proposing new policies

What does the speaker emphasize as necessary for Northern Ireland's progress?

• More political debates

• Decisive government action

• Focus on education reform

• Increased international trade