Rory Stewart 'troubled' by Boris Johnson's 'do or die' Brexit pledge

The transcript discusses the implications of Mr. Johnson's 'do or die' comments on Brexit, referencing Tennyson's poem 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'. The speaker expresses concern over the language used and hopes for a Brexit that benefits Britain's economy, particularly in the car and agriculture industries.

What emotional challenge does the speaker mention regarding leadership?

• Joy about new leadership

• Excitement about new opportunities

• Sadness about potentially leaving a position

• Indifference towards leadership changes

What historical event does the speaker reference in relation to Mr. Johnson's comments?

• The Glorious Revolution

• The signing of the Magna Carta

• The Battle of Hastings

• The Charge of the Light Brigade

Why does the speaker find Mr. Johnson's language troubling?

• It is reminiscent of a disastrous historical event

• It is overly technical

• It is too vague

• It is too optimistic

What does the speaker hope Brexit will achieve for Britain?

• A return to traditional industries

• Economic opportunities and growth

• A focus on military expansion

• Isolation from global markets

Which industries does the speaker hope will benefit from Brexit?

• Tourism and hospitality

• Technology and finance

• Car industry and agriculture

• Education and healthcare