CLEAN : Londoners react to British PM Boris Johnson's thumping election victory

The transcript discusses the resolution of Brexit, highlighting the end of uncertainty and the political changes with Boris Johnson's majority. It reflects personal relief and the need to move forward, anticipating a shift in public attitude as Brexit progresses.

What does the speaker find beneficial about the current Brexit situation?

• The uncertainty is resolved.

• The summer was uneventful.

• Boris Johnson lost his majority.

• Brexit will not happen.

Why is the speaker pleased with the current political situation?

• Brexit has been canceled.

• The speaker dislikes Boris Johnson.

• The uncertainty continues.

• There is a majority to push Brexit through.

What change does the speaker anticipate in the British population?

• A change in attitude towards progress.

• A shift towards more uncertainty.

• A desire to prolong the Brexit process.

• Increased political apathy.

How does the speaker describe the Brexit process?

• Quick and efficient.

• Exhausting and prolonged.

• Simple and straightforward.

• Unnecessary and avoidable.

What does the speaker hope for after the Brexit process?

• To take action and move forward.

• To revisit the decision.

• To delay further decisions.

• To increase uncertainty.