Raab, Hunt, Hancock and Gove Vie for Tory Leadership Spotlight

The speaker, a committed Brexiteer, outlines a plan to exit the EU by the end of October. Emphasizing the need to deliver Brexit while not being solely defined by it, the speaker aims to attract a broader audience. The plan includes negotiating a Canada Style free trade agreement with the EU and establishing new global trade deals. The speaker stresses the importance of regaining control over money, borders, and laws, and is prepared to leave without a deal if necessary. The potential political consequences of failing to deliver Brexit are highlighted, including the risk to the Conservative government and party.

What is the main reason the speaker emphasizes the urgency of delivering Brexit?

• To avoid economic recession

• To prevent the country and party from being in peril

• To strengthen ties with the EU

• To increase tourism

What is the speaker's approach to Brexit beyond just leaving the EU?

• To remain in the EU

• To focus solely on Brexit

• To ignore trade agreements

• To attract people from all voting backgrounds

What type of trade agreement does the speaker aim to negotiate with the EU?

• A Norway-style agreement

• A Canada-style free trade agreement

• A US-style trade deal

• A China-style trade agreement

What does the speaker want to regain control over after Brexit?

• The weather

• The media

• Money, borders, and laws

• The internet

What does the speaker suggest might happen if Brexit is not delivered?

• There will be no Conservative government

• The UK will join the United Nations

• The UK will become a republic

• The EU will collapse