Johnson promises a carbon neutral and a 'corbyn-neutral' Scotland at manifesto launch

The transcript discusses the political climate leading up to Christmas, focusing on Brexit and the challenges posed by a potential Corbyn-Sturgeon coalition. It highlights concerns about a second referendum on Brexit and Scotland, emphasizing the need to move forward. The speaker outlines a vision for the UK's future, aiming for growth and prosperity, and concludes with a call to action to protect the union and support moderate conservatism.

What is the main reason the speaker gives for needing to move forward with Brexit?

• To increase immigration

• To avoid a Christmas election

• To overcome parliamentary obstacles

• To form a coalition with Corbyn

What does the speaker identify as a risk to Brexit?

• A second referendum on Brexit

• A new deal with the EU

• A coalition between Corbyn and Sturgeon

• A change in immigration policy

Why does the speaker criticize Corbyn's approach to a new deal?

• He refuses to negotiate with the EU

• He plans to increase taxes

• He supports a coalition with Sturgeon

• He wants a second referendum but won't state his position

What is the speaker's stance on another Scottish referendum?

• It should be ruled out to preserve the union

• It should be held immediately

• It should be postponed until after Brexit

• It should be decided by Corbyn

What future vision does the speaker propose for the country?

• A reduction in international trade

• A focus on growth, prosperity, and unity

• A year of political debates and referendums

• A coalition government with the SNP