James Cleverly to support new PM in 'whatever way' he can

The transcript discusses the transition to a new Prime Minister, Liz, and speculates on potential cabinet positions, including the role of the foreign secretary. It highlights the popularity of both Boris and Liz, emphasizing Liz's strong leadership campaign. The discussion also touches on future fiscal policies and the appointment of a Chancellor. Finally, it speculates on Richie's future role in politics.

What is the speaker's stance on speculating about future government appointments?

• The speaker is eager to speculate.

• The speaker refrains from speculating.

• The speaker has already made predictions.

• The speaker is indifferent to the appointments.

How does the speaker describe the outgoing Prime Minister's popularity?

• Unpopular and disliked.

• Moderately popular.

• Incredibly popular with many people.

• Unknown to most people.

What does the speaker believe about the new leader's ability to govern?

• The new leader will need a lot of help.

• The new leader will govern effectively.

• The new leader will struggle significantly.

• The new leader is not ready for the role.

What is the speaker's view on future fiscal announcements?

• They are important and should be addressed by the appointed Chancellor.

• They should be made immediately.

• They should be ignored.

• They are not important.

What does the speaker hope for the talented politician's future role?

• That he retires from politics.

• That he continues to play an important role.

• That he leaves the country.

• That he becomes a journalist.