Boris Johnson interviewed at Conservative Party conference

The transcript discusses the tension between family loyalty and national interests regarding Brexit, highlighting the Prime Minister's brother Joe's decision to step down as an MP. The Prime Minister reflects on the challenges of balancing family disagreements and national strategy, questioning the wisdom of extending Brexit debates beyond October 31st. The conversation also touches on public perception and the Prime Minister's demeanor during key events.

What was the main reason Joe decided to leave the government?

• He disagreed with the Brexit strategy.

• He wanted to spend more time with family.

• He wanted to pursue a different career.

• He was offered a better position elsewhere.

What does the speaker consider when thinking about the country's future?

• The long-term interests of the country.

• The opinions of other countries.

• The popularity of the government.

• The immediate economic benefits.

What question does the speaker raise about the Brexit discussions?

• Should the discussions be postponed indefinitely?

• Is it beneficial to continue beyond October 31st?

• Should the discussions be limited to economic aspects?

• Is it necessary to involve other countries in the discussions?

How did the speaker appear after Joe announced his decision?

• Confident and composed.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Rattled and different.

• Excited and enthusiastic.

What does the speaker emphasize about the disagreements on Brexit?

• They are private and not for public discussion.

• They are public and occur within families and the country.

• They are only within the government.

• They are resolved and no longer an issue.