Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt talk Brexit in final pitches to become PM

The transcript discusses the country's ability to provide for its people, ensuring stability in transport and resources. It promises the availability of essential resources like glucose and milk solids. The speaker outlines a campaign strategy, addressing potential obstacles and emphasizing negotiation tactics with Europe and Parliament to secure a favorable deal.

What does the speaker assure about the country's capability?

• The country will struggle with essential supplies.

• The country will ensure essential supplies and services.

• The country will depend on foreign aid.

• The country will face a crisis.

What is the speaker's view on the potential obstacles from Europe?

• Europe will ignore the deal.

• Europe will block any changes to the deal.

• Europe will support any changes to the deal.

• Europe will negotiate without conditions.

How does the speaker plan to overcome the hurdles in negotiations?

• By delaying the negotiations indefinitely.

• By communicating politely but firmly.

• By accepting any deal offered.

• By ignoring the European Union.

What is the speaker's stance if a deal cannot be reached with Parliament?

• The country will remain in the current situation.

• The country will leave without a deal.

• The country will hold a referendum.

• The country will seek international mediation.

What is the speaker's commitment to finding a deal?

• The speaker will leave no stone unturned to find a deal.

• The speaker will wait for others to propose a deal.

• The speaker is indifferent to finding a deal.

• The speaker will only consider a deal if it is easy.