Jeremy Corbyn speaks about election results

The transcript discusses the recent election results, highlighting a significant turnout and an increase in the labor vote. It examines the current political landscape, noting the lack of a parliamentary majority and the Conservative Party's loss. The discussion includes plans for forming a government, focusing on ending austerity, supporting the NHS, and improving education. The Labour Party's commitment to its program without making deals is emphasized, showcasing their increased support and comprehensive election strategy.

What was the significance of the high turnout in the election?

How did the Conservative Party perform in this election according to the speaker?

What are the key components of the program that was put forward?

What does the speaker suggest about the future actions of the party?

What was the speaker's stance on forming a government with other parties?