Cameron: I Rule Nothing Out If EU Renegotiation Fails

The speaker addresses the UK's position in the EU, highlighting past actions like budget cuts and treaty vetoes. They emphasize the complexity of EU negotiations and the potential consequences of leaving, such as losing access to the single market and rights for British citizens in Europe. The focus is on long-term national interests, with plans to reform the EU and Britain's relationship within it. The speaker commits to negotiating key issues like free movement and outlines conditions for remaining in a reformed EU.

What past actions does the speaker mention to demonstrate their commitment to protecting national interests in the EU?

• Leaving the EU

• Increasing the EU budget and signing a treaty

• Cutting the EU budget and vetoing a treaty

• Negotiating a new trade deal

What are some potential consequences mentioned by the speaker if the UK leaves the EU?

• Gaining more trade partners

• Strengthening the EU

• Losing access to the single market

• Increasing immigration

What does the speaker say will be the measure against which everything must be judged?

• The best long-term interests of the people

• The immediate economic benefits

• The historical ties with Europe

• The opinions of EU leaders

According to the speaker, what is a key part of the negotiation for EU reform?

• Healthcare agreements

• Military cooperation

• Free movement

• Environmental policies

What does the speaker promise to do if elected as Prime Minister?

• Negotiate to reform the EU and Britain's relationship within it

• Ignore the issue of free movement

• Immediately leave the EU

• Increase the EU budget