Public react as Boris Johnson becomes Conservative leader

The transcript discusses a maverick's approach to prioritizing personal interests over national ones, with a focus on climate change and Brexit. It highlights the potential for political leaders to seek personal glory through drastic measures and the challenges of securing quality deals post-Brexit. The discussion draws parallels with America's political climate under Trump, suggesting a potential for ridicule and challenges in international relations.

In what ways does the text suggest that the leader's actions may be perceived by the public?

What parallels does the text draw between the current situation and past events?