Boris Johnson MP Speech on the EU referendum.

The transcript discusses the impact of immigration on the UK, highlighting the lobbying efforts to remain in the EU and the economic consequences of uncontrolled immigration. It criticizes the EU's influence on local regulations, using the example of banana trade rules, and argues for taking back control to eliminate unnecessary regulations.

What is the main concern of business leaders lobbying to remain in the EU?

• They are seeking lucrative government contracts.

• They aim to lower taxes.

• They wish to increase public sector wages.

• They want to reduce immigration.

How does uncontrolled immigration affect the wages of most people in the country?

• It stabilizes wages.

• It causes wages to increase significantly.

• It has no impact on wages.

• It leads to a decrease in wages.

Why do some people support the EU despite the impact of immigration?

• They think it reduces taxes.

• They are unaware of the immigration issues.

• They believe it improves public services.

• They benefit financially from the EU.

What absurd regulation regarding bananas is mentioned by the speaker?

• Bananas must be sold at a fixed price.

• Bananas must be imported from specific countries.

• Bananas cannot be sold with abnormal curvature.

• Bananas must be sold in bunches of five.

What does the speaker suggest would happen if the country left the EU?

• The country would have to adopt new EU laws.

• The country could eliminate unnecessary rules.

• The country would lose control over its laws.

• The country would face more regulations.