Tom Watson comments on David Cameron's admission that he did profit from offshore investments

The transcript discusses David Cameron's admission of receiving money from Blairmore through his father's will, raising questions about his transparency regarding other shareholdings. It highlights the public's expectation for full disclosure and accuses Cameron of hypocrisy, given his previous advocacy for transparency. The public demands more answers about his financial dealings, especially in light of his criticism of others' tax arrangements.

What was David Cameron's initial response to questions about his financial dealings?

• He immediately provided all the details.

• He avoided answering for three days.

• He blamed the journalists for misinformation.

• He denied any involvement.

What did the public expect from David Cameron regarding his shareholdings?

• To donate them to charity.

• To be fully transparent.

• To invest in more trusts.

• To keep them private.

Why can't David Cameron be blamed for his father's financial actions?

• He had already disclosed everything.

• He had no control over his father's decisions.

• He was not aware of them.

• He was too young at the time.

What was David Cameron criticized for in relation to his stance on transparency?

• For being too transparent.

• For not being entirely honest about his own finances.

• For investing in environmentally harmful companies.

• For not paying any taxes.

What did David Cameron call morally wrong?

• Avoiding taxes altogether.

• Not investing in the stock market.

• Donating to political parties.

• Investing in similar tax schemes.