Interview with Jeremy Corbyn about name-calling by the Conservatives

The transcript discusses the election campaign, highlighting personal attacks by Boris Johnson and the Tories. It emphasizes the need for serious debate on issues like housing, schools, and health, while addressing global challenges. The speaker dismisses polls favoring Theresa May, citing public enthusiasm for change.

What term did Boris Johnson use to describe the speaker, and how does the speaker feel about such language?

• Mugwump; the speaker dismisses it as unimportant.

• Mugwump; the speaker is deeply offended.

• Mugwump; the speaker agrees with it.

• Mugwump; the speaker uses similar language.

What are some of the key issues the speaker believes should be the focus of the election?

• Technology and innovation

• Housing, schools, and health

• Sports and entertainment

• Foreign policy and trade agreements

How does the speaker propose to approach the major issues facing the country?

• By delegating them to others

• In a responsible and serious manner

• By ignoring them completely

• With a humorous and light-hearted attitude

What is the speaker's reaction to predictions about Theresa May winning the election?

• The speaker agrees with the predictions.

• The speaker is indifferent to the predictions.

• The speaker finds the predictions unhelpful and contrary to their experiences.

• The speaker is worried about the predictions.

What sentiment does the speaker encounter from the public during their campaign?

• Hostility and resistance

• Confusion and uncertainty

• Apathy and disinterest

• Enthusiasm for change and inclusivity