Daily Politics Briefing: June 17

The transcript discusses the achievements of a government, emphasizing the bold actions taken. It highlights the importance of the future being in the hands of the people and the need for a fair deal that everyone deserves.

What does the speaker say about the government's performance?

• The government is perfect.

• The government should not be proud of its actions.

• The government has made no mistakes.

• The government has achieved a lot despite imperfections.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the achievements made?

• Indifferent.

• Proud.

• Disappointed.

• Unaware.

What is emphasized about the government's actions?

• They were insignificant.

• They were bold and decisive.

• They were cautious and slow.

• They were unnecessary.

According to the speaker, who holds the future of the country?

• The opposition party.

• Foreign investors.

• The people.

• The government alone.

What does the speaker suggest about the possibility of a fair deal?

• It is not a priority.

• It is within reach if people take action.

• It is already achieved.

• It is impossible to achieve.