Boris Johnson describes prospect of NHS involvement in US trade deal talks as 'nonsense'

The transcript covers a press conference where the Prime Minister addresses concerns about the NHS and trade discussions with the US and EU. He emphasizes the upcoming election and the choice between completing Brexit or facing a coalition government that could lead to more referendums. The Prime Minister outlines plans for investment in the NHS, education, and infrastructure, and discusses security policies, including strengthening NATO and MI5. He criticizes the Labour Party's stance on security and governance. The conference concludes with a call to action for the election and gratitude to attendees.

What was the Prime Minister's stance on including the NHS in trade discussions with the US?

• It should not be part of the discussions.

• It should be included in the discussions.

• It should be discussed only after Brexit.

• It should be the main focus of the discussions.

What is the Conservative Party's plan regarding Brexit?

• To delay Brexit until further notice.

• To get Brexit done by the end of January.

• To hold another referendum on Brexit.

• To cancel Brexit altogether.

What investment does the Conservative Party plan to make in public services?

• Privatize the police force.

• Reduce funding for schools.

• Cut infrastructure spending.

• Invest massively in the NHS and schools.

What is the Prime Minister's view on the Labour Party's stance on NATO?

• The Labour Party has no stance on NATO.

• The Labour Party wants to destroy NATO.

• The Labour Party wants to strengthen NATO.

• The Labour Party wants to expand NATO.

What does the Prime Minister suggest about the Labour Party's plan for referendums?

• They plan to hold two more referendums.

• They plan to hold a referendum on MI5.

• They plan to hold no referendums.

• They plan to hold a referendum on NATO.