Man with cerebral palsy confronts Jacob Rees-Mogg and blames Tories for benefits struggle

The transcript discusses social hierarchies, political critique, politeness, entitlement, and the relationship between education and ability. It critiques political figures, explores social norms, and questions the implications of educational qualifications on perceived ability.

What is the speaker's perception of the millionaire Tory?

• The speaker wants to be like the millionaire Tory.

• The speaker is indifferent towards the millionaire Tory.

• The speaker believes the millionaire Tory looks down on others.

• The speaker admires the millionaire Tory.

What does the speaker express towards Jacob?

• Anger

• Regret and well wishes

• Admiration

• Indifference

How does the speaker try to maintain their tone?

• By being dismissive

• By being aggressive

• By being sarcastic

• By being polite

What does the speaker question about a degree?

• Its relevance in modern society

• Its difficulty level

• Its ability to define disability

• Its financial value

What is the speaker's stance on being 'abled' or 'disabled'?

• The speaker is indifferent to the concept of disability.

• The speaker thinks only degrees can define ability.

• The speaker questions the true meaning of being disabled.

• The speaker believes everyone is disabled.