Dominic Grieve: I don't see how Boris Johnson will fix our problems

The transcript discusses the Conservative Party's strategy, expressing doubts about its ability to address national interests. It critiques the Brexit deadline of October 31st as impractical, especially if a sensible deal with the EU is possible. The speaker doubts the feasibility of such a deal and criticizes the rush to meet the deadline. If a no deal Brexit occurs, the speaker foresees a potential split with Mr. Johnson, indicating a wait-and-see approach to future developments.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding the Conservative Party's strategy?

• The party's financial management.

• The party's relationship with the media.

• The lack of a clear strategy for uniting the party.

• The party's stance on climate change.

Why does the speaker believe the Brexit deadline of October 31st is problematic?

• It is not supported by the public.

• It conflicts with a national holiday.

• It does not allow enough time for a sensible deal with the EU.

• It is too far in the future.

What does the speaker doubt about the possibility of a Brexit deal?

• The acceptance of the deal in Parliament.

• The public's understanding of the deal.

• The EU's willingness to negotiate.

• The economic benefits of the deal.

What action does the speaker suggest if Mr. Johnson pursues a no-deal Brexit?

• To organize a public protest.

• To negotiate a new deadline.

• To part ways with Mr. Johnson.

• To support Mr. Johnson unconditionally.

What is the speaker's stance on waiting for the outcome of Mr. Johnson's actions?

• The speaker has already decided to oppose Mr. Johnson.

• The speaker is impatient and demands immediate action.

• The speaker is willing to wait and see what happens.

• The speaker is indifferent to the outcome.