Election 2019: Sturgeon - Boris Johnson has mandate for Brexit in England, not Scotland

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's mandate for Brexit in England but not in Scotland, where there is a push for independence to maintain European membership. The speaker emphasizes Scotland's right to choose its future and criticizes the Conservatives for opposing an independence referendum. The discussion highlights the importance of respecting democratic outcomes and the need for the Conservatives to reconsider their position after their electoral defeat in Scotland.

What does the speaker believe about Boris Johnson's mandate for Brexit?

• It applies to all parts of the UK.

• It is only valid in England.

• It is valid in Scotland only.

• It is not valid anywhere.

What alternative does the speaker propose for Scotland?

• Forming a new union with Ireland

• Staying in the UK without changes

• Becoming an independent country

• Joining the United States

What was the main focus of the Conservatives' campaign in Scotland?

• Economic reforms

• Opposition to an independence referendum

• Healthcare improvements

• Environmental policies

How does the speaker describe the Conservatives' result in Scotland?

• A catastrophic result

• A minor setback

• An expected outcome

• A great success

What does the speaker say about the legitimacy of opposing independence?

• It is not legitimate at all.

• It is only legitimate in England.

• It is legitimate only if supported by the EU.

• It is perfectly legitimate.