U.K.'s Boris Johnson Calls for Election After Losing Brexit Vote

The transcript discusses the need for an election due to the House of Commons' refusal to pass government proposals. The Prime Minister emphasizes the importance of the upcoming Council meeting and criticizes Parliament's decision as a failure of democratic duty. The opposition's contradictory stance on elections and Brexit is highlighted, and the necessity of letting the public decide the Prime Minister is stressed.

What is the main reason the speaker believes an election is necessary?

• The House of Commons has passed all government proposals.

• The government wants to delay the council meeting.

• The House of Commons refuses to pass government proposals.

• The public has demanded an election.

What date does the speaker propose for the election?

• October 1st

• October 31st

• October 17th

• October 15th

What is the speaker's view on the MPs' voting behavior?

• It is a great support to democracy.

• It is a dereliction of democratic duty.

• It is a minor issue.

• It is a necessary action.

What challenge does the speaker present to the opposition leader?

• To clarify his stance on elections and Brexit.

• To negotiate a new deal.

• To support the government's proposals.

• To resign from his position.

Why does the speaker believe the public should decide the next Prime Minister?

• The public has demanded a new leader.

• The opposition leader has resigned.

• The current Prime Minister is retiring.

• The House has left no other option.