Jeremy Corbyn Interview RE: May Meeting Trump 1

The transcript discusses concerns about the new President's endorsement of torture and trade policies. It highlights the importance of the UN Convention on Torture and public demonstrations against these policies. The speaker urges Mrs. May to stand firm on these issues when meeting the President.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the President's approach to international issues?

• The President's interest in cultural exchanges.

• The President's focus on environmental issues.

• The President's endorsement of torture and unfair trade deals.

• The President's lack of communication skills.

How did the public react to the President's messages during the election campaign?

• By ignoring the President's messages.

• By engaging in online debates.

• By supporting the President's policies.

• By organizing large-scale protests worldwide.

What does the speaker suggest the President should do to improve international relations?

• Focus solely on domestic issues.

• Engage positively with the rest of the world.

• Increase military spending.

• Limit communication with other countries.

What is the significance of the UN Convention on Torture according to the speaker?

• It is a minor international agreement.

• It led to the prosecution of General Pinochet.

• It is irrelevant to current international law.

• It supports the use of torture in certain cases.

What potential consequence does the speaker highlight if the USA walks away from the UN Convention on Torture?

• Stronger alliances with European countries.

• Increased economic growth.

• A return to practices like those at Guantanamo Bay.

• Improved international relations.