Rishi Sunak calls himself the underdog and says will fight "until the final whistle blows"

The transcript is a political speech urging support for the Conservative Party to prevent a Labour government. It highlights the achievements of the Conservatives since 2010, such as economic growth, COVID support, and Brexit. The speaker acknowledges recent challenges like COVID and the war in Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of future choices. The potential negative impacts of a Labour government are discussed, including increased taxes and weakened defence. The speech concludes with a call to action, stressing Conservative values and the need to fight for every vote.

What potential actions of a Labour government does the speaker warn against?

• Enhancing pension benefits

• Strengthening immigration policies

• Increasing taxes and shifting politics to the left

• Reducing taxes significantly

According to the speaker, what achievements have been made since 2010?

• Increasing crime rates

• Reducing educational standards

• Slowing economic growth

• Creating jobs and restoring public finances

What does the speaker identify as a key issue with the opposition's plans?

• Lack of a clear migration strategy

• Excessive focus on defense spending

• Overemphasis on tax cuts

• Ignoring environmental concerns

How does the speaker describe the opposition's approach to energy security?

• Reducing energy independence

• Supporting eco-extremists

• Prioritizing homegrown energy

• Increasing reliance on fossil fuels

What values does the speaker claim the Conservative party shares with the public?

• Hard work and aspiration

• Socialism and equality

• Isolationism and protectionism

• Environmental activism