Jo Swinson: David Cameron cannot be forgiven for calling Brexit referendum

The transcript discusses the problems arising from David Cameron's decisions, particularly his prioritization of the Conservative Party's interests over the national interest. It highlights his actions related to the referendum and the subsequent impact on the UK, emphasizing the ongoing pattern of similar behavior by Conservative prime ministers. The focus is on the internal dynamics of the Conservative Party and the broader implications for the country's future.

What problems are mentioned as stemming from David Cameron's actions?

How did David Cameron prioritize the interests of the Conservative Party?

What was the significance of the referendum announced by David Cameron?

What pattern is observed in the actions of Conservative prime ministers following Cameron?

Why is David Cameron described as someone who cannot be forgiven?