CLEAN : Morning commuters back on Westminster attack bridge

The transcript discusses the perception of threats from different countries, emphasizing that threats can originate from within a country as well as from outside. It highlights the universal nature of such threats and the unpredictability associated with them, suggesting that these issues are global and not confined to specific regions.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to the nationality of the attacker?

• Indifference to the attacker's nationality

• Relief that the attacker is not from a stereotypical terrorist country

• Anger towards the attacker's country of origin

• Surprise that the attacker is from a well-known terrorist country

What realization does the speaker mention about the origin of threats?

• Threats are only from countries with a history of terrorism

• Threats are always from neighboring countries

• Threats can originate from within a country

• Threats only come from outside a country

According to the speaker, what is concerning about domestic attackers?

• They are easier to identify than foreign attackers

• They can harm people they grew up with

• They are more predictable than foreign attackers

• They are less dangerous than foreign attackers

What does the speaker suggest about the presence of harmful individuals worldwide?

• They are only found in certain countries

• They are mostly found in developed countries

• They exist everywhere in the world

• They are only a problem in underdeveloped countries

What does the speaker imply about the possibility of completely preventing surprise attacks?

• It is possible to completely prevent them

• They cannot be completely prevented

• They are not a significant concern

• They can be reduced to zero