'I've always said that no rules were broken', says Sir Keir Starmer

The speaker discusses a police investigation in Durham that found no case to answer, emphasizing the importance of principle over risk. They advocate for higher standards in lawmaking and critique the political disconnection and failure. The speaker promises to uphold honesty, integrity, and dedication to the country's welfare.

What was the speaker's stance on the investigation in Durham?

• The speaker believed it was a waste of time.

• The speaker emphasized the importance of principles.

• The speaker thought the investigation was unfair.

• The speaker wanted to ignore the investigation.

How does the speaker describe the current state of the country?

• As a thriving and prosperous nation.

• As being in a dangerous rut with broken systems.

• As a place where everything is perfect.

• As a country with minor issues.

What is the speaker's view on the current political leaders?

• They are making significant improvements.

• They are focused solely on public welfare.

• They are highly connected to the public.

• They are detached from reality and self-interested.

What does the speaker promise despite acknowledging personal imperfections?

• To never make mistakes.

• To always be perfect.

• To uphold honesty and integrity.

• To prioritize personal interests.

What long-standing issue does the speaker address?

• The recent emergence of political disillusionment.

• The belief that politics has always been effective.

• The ongoing disillusionment with politics over the years.

• The idea that politics has never failed.