Dominic Grieve: Boris Johnson becoming PM is not dark day for Tories

The transcript discusses the challenges facing the Conservative Party's new leader, particularly in relation to Brexit. It highlights concerns about the October 31st Brexit deadline and the potential for a no-deal scenario. The speaker expresses doubts about the new leader's strategy and the possibility of a leadership split if a no-deal Brexit is pursued.

What are the main challenges the new Conservative leader is expected to address?

• Unifying the party and addressing national interests

• Planning a vacation for the members

• Organizing a party conference

• Writing a book about leadership

What is the general sentiment about the current state of the Conservative Party?

• It is a time of celebration

• It is a minor adjustment

• It has been a long time coming

• It is a surprising and sudden change

What is the potential impact of pursuing a no-deal Brexit according to the discussion?

• It could lead to the collapse of the government

• It will improve international relations

• It will strengthen the government

• It will have no impact

Why is the Brexit deadline of October 31st considered problematic?

• It is a public holiday

• It is seen as an unnecessary constraint

• It allows too much time for negotiations

• It is too far in the future

What might happen if Mr. Johnson cannot secure a deal by the Brexit deadline?

• There will be a parting of ways with some members

• He will receive more support

• He will extend the deadline

• He will be forced to resign