Liz Truss suggests she would not repeal fox hunting ban if prime minister

The transcript features a discussion with John Levinson, who addresses questions about the 2005 Hunting Act and its impact on rural communities. He emphasizes his support for country sports but warns against reopening the debate. Levinson also discusses his commitment to honesty and keeping promises, his potential cabinet including Rishi Sunak, and his achievements in securing trade deals post-Brexit. He highlights his role in the release of Nazanine and Anousheh from Iran, showcasing his dedication to making a difference in politics.

What is John Levinson's stance on the 2005 Hunting Act?

• He is indifferent to the act.

• He believes it should remain unchanged.

• He supports its repeal.

• He advises caution in repealing it.

What does the speaker emphasize about his political approach?

• He avoids making any promises.

• He often makes promises he cannot keep.

• He values honesty and follows through on promises.

• He prioritizes popularity over honesty.

Who does the speaker consider as a potential cabinet member?

• Boris Johnson

• Theresa May

• Rishi Sunak

• David Cameron

What achievement in trade deals does the speaker highlight?

• Establishing a trade deal with the United States

• Achieving better deals with Japan, Australia, and New Zealand

• Improving trade relations with the EU

• Securing a deal with China

What personal story does the speaker share about his political career?

• Securing the release of Nazanine and Anousheh

• Negotiating a peace treaty

• Launching a new political party

• Winning a major election