Boris Johnson and Andrew Gwynne Interview PT1

The video features a discussion at Sky Studios with Boris Johnson and Andrew Green on Britain's War on Terror and its societal impact, referencing the Manchester attack. The conversation includes a debate on an article about the Iraq War's influence on terrorism. Criticism is directed at Jeremy Corbyn's foreign policy stance, while the Labour Party's perspective on British foreign policy and its complexity is also explored.

What is the main topic of discussion in the initial part of the video?

• The impact of Britain's War on Terror on society

• The economic policies of the Conservative Party

• The environmental policies of the Labour Party

• The role of media in political campaigns

What does Boris Johnson argue about the Iraq war in his article?

• It was a successful military campaign

• It had no impact on the mindset of terrorists

• It was a mistake that should be rectified

• It was a major factor in radicalizing individuals

According to Boris Johnson, what is concerning about the potential new Prime Minister?

• Their lack of experience in foreign policy

• Their support for the Iraq war

• Their tendency to blame British foreign policy for terrorism

• Their economic policies

How does Andrew Green describe the relationship between British foreign policy and attacks like Manchester?

• Directly responsible

• A simple cause-and-effect

• A complex issue with no direct blame

• Completely unrelated

What is Andrew Green's personal connection to the Manchester attack?

• He was present during the attack

• He is a Mancunian and feels the community's pain

• He lost a family member in the attack

• He was involved in the investigation