U.K.'s May 'a Lot Stronger' Than in Quite Some Time, Says Jim O'Neill

The transcript discusses the impact of recent resignations on a political leader's negotiating position, suggesting that despite challenges, the leader may be stronger than before. It examines the effects of election results on market stability and questions the calmness of the pound amidst political uncertainty. The potential influence of Corbin is also considered, concluding that current events may not pose as significant a threat to government stability as past events.

In what way does the speaker describe the election results in relation to vulnerabilities?

What does the speaker suggest about the stability of the government compared to past events?