Boris Johnson says election result far from secure in final campaign event

The speaker motivates the audience for an upcoming contest, emphasizing the national duty to secure votes and prevent disaster. They discuss the choice between a Conservative government and a hung parliament, highlighting the importance of getting Brexit done. The speaker details the Brexit deal, supported by all Conservative candidates, and critiques the opposition's lack of a unified plan. The speech concludes with a call to action for unity and progress.

What does the speaker emphasize as the national duty before the election?

• To ensure a hung parliament

• To remain neutral

• To gather votes and save the country from disaster

• To support the opposition

What does the speaker suggest is the only alternative to a Conservative government?

• A majority government

• A new referendum

• A coalition with the EU

• A hung parliament

What does the speaker claim about the Brexit deal?

• It lacks support from the public

• It needs further negotiation

• It is not ready

• It is supported by all Conservative candidates

How does the speaker describe the opposition's support for their own deal?

• Supported by the majority

• Not supported by any shadow cabinet member

• Partially supported

• Fully supported

What does the speaker warn about if Brexit is not completed?

• Immediate prosperity

• International support

• Continued delay and economic drag

• Economic growth