Daily politics briefing: September 1

The speaker discusses the expectations placed on them and their inability to hear the Prime Minister's speech. They express surprise at the House's willingness to listen and criticize the Prime Minister as the worst possible leader at a critical time. The speaker believes the Prime Minister has lost the trust of many people across Britain, concluding with a call for prayer.

What does the speaker feel about the expectations of others?

• They are aligned with their own views.

• They are irrelevant to the situation.

• They are distracting and not aligned.

• They are supportive and encouraging.

How does the speaker feel about the Prime Minister's speech?

• They are unable to hear it.

• They are eager to hear it.

• They are supportive of it.

• They are indifferent to it.

What surprises the speaker about the House's reaction?

• Their complete silence.

• Their unanimous support.

• Their vocal opposition.

• Their willingness to listen.

How does the speaker describe the Prime Minister?

• As the best leader for the time.

• As a neutral figure.

• As a trusted figure.

• As the worst possible leader.

What does the speaker believe about public trust in the Prime Minister?

• It has been lost by many.

• It is stronger than ever.

• It remains unchanged.

• It has increased significantly.