Interview with Michael Gove about why he is running for Conservative party leadership

The speaker discusses the need for a leader who genuinely believes in Brexit to lead the Conservative Party and the country. Initially hoping Boris Johnson could fulfill this role, the speaker concludes that Johnson lacks the ability to unite a team. Consequently, the speaker decides to stand for the leadership of the Conservative Party to ensure a bold vision for the future is implemented.

What was the primary belief that the leader of the Conservative Party should hold according to the British people's decision?

• That Britain should focus on internal affairs

• That Britain should form a new union

• That Britain should remain in the European Union

• That Britain should be better off outside the European Union

What was the speaker's initial hope for Boris Johnson's role?

• To ensure the government followed the people's decision and unite a team

• To improve international relations

• To lead the opposition

• To focus on economic policies

What realization did the speaker come to regarding Boris Johnson?

• He was capable of uniting a team

• He should focus on foreign policy

• He was not capable of providing unity

• He was the best choice for leadership

Why did the speaker decide to stand for the leadership of the Conservative Party?

• To focus on economic reforms

• To support Boris Johnson

• To ensure a bold vision for the future was implemented

• To oppose Brexit

What was the speaker's attitude towards their decision to stand for leadership?

• Reluctant but firm

• Excited and eager

• Indifferent and neutral

• Opposed and hesitant