Boris Johnson: Absolutely folly to rule out suspending Parliament for Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK's decision to leave the EU, emphasizing the importance of parliamentary democracy and public opinion. It highlights the need for MPs to act on Article 50 and the potential consequences of not doing so. The speaker addresses the idea of proroguing Parliament, expressing reluctance but acknowledging it as a negotiation tool. The overall focus is on respecting the referendum result and navigating Brexit effectively.

What does the speaker emphasize about the role of elected representatives in a democracy?

• They should make decisions on behalf of the people.

• They should always follow public opinion polls.

• They should rely on archaic methods.

• They should avoid making any decisions.

Why was the Brexit referendum question considered significant?

• It was a trivial question.

• It addressed the public's sense of identity and future.

• It was a question about economic policies.

• It was a question about environmental issues.

What does the speaker suggest MPs should do after the Brexit referendum?

• Delay the decision indefinitely.

• Ignore the referendum results.

• Act on the decision made by the public.

• Conduct another referendum.

How does the speaker view the use of proroguing Parliament?

• As a way to avoid Brexit.

• As a method to dissolve Parliament.

• As a necessary tool for negotiation.

• As an attractive option.

What is the speaker's stance on the readiness for Brexit?

• The country is not ready.

• The country should delay preparations.

• The country is preparing and will succeed.

• The country should abandon Brexit.