Moment Boris Johnson said he'd 'rather be dead in a ditch' than extend Brexit deadline

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's firm stance against requesting another Brexit delay, emphasizing the economic cost and perceived futility of such a delay. The PM expresses a strong preference for not extending the Brexit process, highlighting the financial burden and lack of purpose in further postponement.

What is the speaker's stance on returning to Brussels for another Brexit delay?

• They have already requested a delay.

• They are undecided.

• They are open to the idea.

• They prefer a drastic alternative.

What does the speaker highlight as a reason to avoid asking for a Brexit delay?

• It would strengthen the economy.

• It would lead to political stability.

• It would cost a billion pounds a month.

• It would improve international relations.

What is the speaker's opinion on the financial implications of a Brexit delay?

• It is a profitable investment.

• It is a significant cost.

• It is an unavoidable cost.

• It is a minor expense.

According to the speaker, what does a further delay achieve?

• It achieves absolutely nothing.

• It resolves the Brexit issue.

• It strengthens the UK's position.

• It improves trade agreements.

How does the speaker describe the idea of a further delay?

• As a beneficial decision.

• As totally pointless.

• As a necessary step.

• As a strategic move.