Mark Harper launches his bid for the Tory leadership.

The transcript discusses the political strategy surrounding Brexit, emphasizing caution to avoid an early election that could harm the Conservative Party and the country. It highlights the importance of keeping promises, particularly regarding tax cuts focused on lower-income individuals. The speaker warns against setting unrealistic Brexit deadlines, which could empower the Brexit Party if not met.

What does the speaker believe would be the consequence of an early election for the Conservative Party?

• It would have no significant impact.

• It would lead to a more stable government.

• It would strengthen the party's position.

• It would be disastrous for the party.

Which group does the speaker prioritize for tax cuts?

• Higher-rate taxpayers

• Middle-income earners

• Corporations

• Lower-income individuals

What recent tax policy achievement does the speaker mention?

• Increasing corporate tax rates

• Reducing VAT

• Raising the tax threshold for basic and higher-rate taxpayers

• Introducing a new wealth tax

Why does the speaker avoid promising to leave the EU by October 31st?

• They believe it is not a credible promise.

• They are waiting for a public referendum.

• They plan to remain in the EU permanently.

• They want to extend the deadline indefinitely.

What is the speaker's ultimate goal regarding the Brexit Party?

• To form a coalition with them

• To destroy them by delivering Brexit

• To adopt their policies

• To ignore their influence