Street Protests Are Out of Control: Leung

The transcript discusses the ongoing protests in Mongkok, Hong Kong, highlighting the current situation, the government's stance, and potential external influences. The chief executive expresses concerns about the protests and mentions the possibility of external forces being involved. Upcoming talks between the government and students are planned, with discussions on the nomination process for elections. The students approach these talks with skepticism, while the government remains firm on certain decisions.

What is the current state of traffic in Mongkok during the protests?

• All roads are completely blocked.

• Traffic is moving smoothly.

• Only one lane of traffic is open.

• There is no traffic at all.

What is the chief executive's stance on the National People's Congress decision?

• He supports the students' demands.

• He has not commented on the decision.

• He believes the decision is final.

• He is open to reversing the decision.

What did the chief executive suggest about external influences on the protests?

• External forces might be involved.

• The protests are purely domestic.

• The government is behind the protests.

• There are no external influences.

How do the students feel about the upcoming talks with the government?

• They are optimistic about the outcome.

• They are pessimistic about the talks.

• They have refused to participate.

• They are indifferent to the talks.

What aspect of the election process is the chief executive open to discussing?

• The voting age.

• The date of the elections.

• The location of polling stations.

• The structure of the nomination process.