Edward, Duke of Windsor, answers question at Nassau interview

The transcript discusses the complexity and scope of a role referred to as the Goodwill Ambassador to the Western Hemisphere. It highlights the historical context of the role, previously held by Great Britain, and questions the current intentions of the British Government regarding the geographical scope of official activities, suggesting they may be limited to the Bahama Islands.

What does the speaker initially express about the document they need to read?

• It is straightforward and easy to understand.

• It is complicated and requires careful reading.

• It is irrelevant to their current role.

• It is already familiar to them.

What role has the speaker held in the past?

• Trade Representative to the Eastern Hemisphere

• Cultural Attaché to the Western Hemisphere

• Goodwill Ambassador to the Western Hemisphere

• Goodwill Ambassador to the Eastern Hemisphere

What is the speaker's doubt regarding the British Government's intentions?

• That they want to expand their role beyond the Bahama Islands.

• That they want to reduce their responsibilities.

• That they want to change their title.

• That they want to relocate them to another country.

Where does the speaker believe their official activities are confined to?

• The Caribbean Islands

• The Western Hemisphere

• The British Isles

• The Bahama Islands

What is the speaker's sentiment about their current role?

• They are content with their current limitations.

• They are confident about their expanded role.

• They are uncertain about their responsibilities.

• They are excited about new opportunities.