Young campaigners flood street of Boris Johnson's office with rubber ducks

The transcript discusses criticism of a political figure for avoiding media scrutiny and debates, particularly regarding Brexit plans. The speaker expresses frustration over the lack of transparency and accountability, emphasizing the need for the figure to engage with the media and public. The discussion highlights the importance of democratic processes and the expectation for leaders to face public and media scrutiny.

In what ways does the speaker express their anger regarding the political situation?

What is the significance of the phrase 'ducking questions' in the context of the text?