David Cameron Thanks All the People Who Offered Him Support

The transcript discusses the challenges of serving the national interest amidst heated political debates. It highlights the British sense of fairplay and the public's support for their Prime Minister. The speaker expresses gratitude for the letters and emails of support received from the public.

What does the speaker say about the concept of national interest?

• It is easy to implement.

• It is simple to understand but hard to execute.

• It is irrelevant in politics.

• It is a new concept.

According to the speaker, what characterizes political debates?

• They are always calm and peaceful.

• They are often heated and full of argument.

• They are usually ignored by the public.

• They are only about economic issues.

What does the speaker say about British fairplay?

• It is a quiet but prevailing sense.

• It is only relevant in sports.

• It is no longer present in politics.

• It is a loud and aggressive trait.

What is the speaker's message to those who have sent letters and emails?

• They are not appreciated.

• They will receive a personal reply.

• They will be ignored.

• They are thanked for their support.

How does the speaker feel about the support received from the public?

• Confused and uncertain.

• Overwhelmed and stressed.

• Grateful and appreciative.

• Indifferent and uninterested.