Conservative Party 'not fit to govern', says Greens co-leader

The transcript critiques the Conservative Party's governance, highlighting their economic mismanagement and the need for a general election. It discusses the controversial support for fracking by Conservative MPs despite public opposition, emphasizing the need for renewable energy investment. The speaker, with a background in renewable energy, argues for its economic and environmental benefits. Concerns are raised about the Conservative Party's leadership and loss of public trust, suggesting any future Conservative Prime Minister would be problematic.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to address the current political and economic situation?

• A general election

• Increased taxation

• A new Conservative leader

• More austerity measures

What is the speaker's stance on fracking?

• It should be banned permanently

• It should be expanded

• It should be regulated more strictly

• It should be left to local governments

According to the speaker, what is a benefit of investing in renewable energy?

• It is less reliable than fossil fuels

• It takes longer to implement

• It can reduce the cost of living

• It is more expensive than fossil fuels

What does the speaker believe about the future of Conservative leadership?

• It will improve international relations

• It will restore trust

• It will bring stability

• It will be a disaster

What does the speaker imply about the current pool of Conservative leadership talent?

• It is diverse

• It is growing

• It is dwindling

• It is innovative