Boris Johnson interview on Theresa May

The transcript discusses the election results, highlighting the lack of an absolute majority. It emphasizes Theresa May's significant mandate and leadership in parliament, contrasting it with Jeremy Corbyn's performance. The speaker supports the formation of a government to address public priorities and mentions a return to town, indicating ongoing involvement.

What was the outcome of the election according to the speaker?

• The election was inconclusive.

• An absolute majority was achieved.

• Theresa May received the largest mandate.

• Jeremy Corbyn won the election.

Who does the speaker claim leads the largest party in parliament?

• David Cameron

• Boris Johnson

• Theresa May

• Jeremy Corbyn

What does the speaker say about Jeremy Corbyn's performance in the election?

• He formed a coalition government.

• He received the largest mandate.

• He did not win the election.

• He won the election.

According to the speaker, what should Theresa May do following the election?

• Join forces with Jeremy Corbyn

• Call for a re-election

• Form a government and address the people's priorities

• Resign from her position

What future action does the speaker mention towards the end of the transcript?

• Returning to town

• Leaving town permanently

• Retiring from politics

• Starting a new political party