Boris compares Labour manifesto to badly sheared sheep

The transcript covers a political discussion involving the Prime Minister, focusing on manifesto promises, particularly the addition of 50,000 nurses. It includes an anecdote about agriculture, used as a metaphor for political critique against the opposition, highlighting their lack of a clear Brexit policy. The Prime Minister emphasizes the importance of NHS funding and the need for a working majority to deliver Brexit. The discussion concludes with a call for trust in the upcoming election, criticizing the current Parliament's failure to honor the people's mandate.

What is the total number of new nurses promised, including those retained?

• 50,000

• 30,000

• 19,000

• 70,000

What does the speaker criticize about the opposition's manifesto?

• It is extreme and financially burdensome.

• It lacks any financial planning.

• It is too conservative.

• It focuses too much on agriculture.

According to the speaker, what is missing from the opposition's manifesto?

• A clear Brexit policy

• A tax reduction strategy

• A healthcare plan

• An education reform

Why does the speaker believe the government can fund the NHS long-term?

• Because of a strong economy

• Due to increased taxes

• Because of international aid

• Due to a one nation conservative government

What is the speaker's main criticism of the current Parliament?

• It is too supportive of the government.

• It is not interested in healthcare.

• It is too focused on international issues.

• It is broken and unable to deliver Brexit.