Conservative Party MP: Johnson Determined to 'Bluster On'

The transcript discusses the recent election results and their impact on Boris Johnson, highlighting a significant swing against the Conservative Party. It explores the sentiment among Tory rebels and the potential for changing the 1922 committee rules to allow another confidence vote. The resurgence of the Liberal Democrats poses a risk to the Conservative Party, particularly in the South of England. The discussion also touches on the future leadership of the party and the role of cabinet ministers in addressing the current political situation. Despite some government successes, the character of the Prime Minister remains a contentious issue.

What is the speaker's stance on changing the rules of the 1922 committee regarding votes of confidence?

What potential outcomes does the speaker foresee if the Prime Minister does not resign?

How does the speaker view the role of the opposition Labour Party in the current political context?