Rishi Sunak speaks at an event at Petyt Hall in London

The Prime Minister addresses the urgency of the upcoming election, emphasizing the need to prevent a Labour government, which he claims would increase taxes and compromise national security. He acknowledges past challenges faced by the Conservative party but argues that the election is about the country's future. He criticizes Labour's policies and leadership, highlighting the Conservative party's plans to cut taxes and support families, entrepreneurs, and pensioners. The speech concludes with a call to action to vote Conservative for a secure future.

What is the speaker's stance on the importance of national security?

In what ways does the speaker propose to support families and small business owners?

How does the speaker express gratitude towards the country and its impact on their family?