David Cameron Talks About Nelson Mandela

The transcript discusses a powerful speech that moved the audience, highlighting the fight against injustice and discrimination. It reflects on Mandela's influence, particularly his memorable moments, such as his interaction with the Springboks. The speech is seen as a celebration of legacy and future security. It emphasizes the challenges faced by global leaders and the importance of tolerance and forgiveness in politics and public life.

What does the speaker suggest is never a wrong time to do?

What is the significance of tolerance and forgiveness in politics as mentioned in the speech?