Daisy Cooper speaks at Institute for Government conference

The transcript discusses the importance of strength in politics, particularly in relation to EU deals and Donald Trump. It contrasts the politics of hope with the politics of anger, emphasizing the need for positive change. The text critiques political stunts and misinformation, highlighting the dangers of fabricating stories for media attention. The focus remains on pursuing hopeful politics rather than sensationalism.

Why is it important for countries to appear strong in international relations?

• To improve cultural exchanges

• To increase tourism

• To gain respect from leaders like Donald Trump

• To avoid economic sanctions

What emotion is highlighted as powerful alongside anger in political discourse?

• Fear

• Hope

• Joy

• Sadness

What was the public's sentiment during the general election according to the speaker?

• Feeling that everything is broken

• Satisfied with the current state

• Indifferent to political changes

• Optimistic about the future

What is criticized about the tactics used by some political figures?

• Their focus on economic policies

• Their use of fabrications for headlines

• Their emphasis on environmental issues

• Their engagement with international leaders

What type of politics does the speaker advocate for?

• Politics of hope

• Politics of indifference

• Politics of anger

• Politics of fear