Max Clifford Questioned by Police Over Sex Abuse Claims

The speaker discusses the acceptance of business realities, the necessity of police investigations, the process of answering questions, and the importance of proving innocence and truth.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of their business?

• It is a new and emerging field.

• Accusations are a common occurrence.

• There is no need for police involvement.

• It is free from any accusations.

What is the primary responsibility of the police according to the speaker?

• To make accusations.

• To support the accused.

• To investigate accusations.

• To ignore accusations.

How does the speaker plan to address the accusations?

• By ignoring them.

• By answering questions and proving them false.

• By leaving the business.

• By making counter-accusations.

What is the speaker's ultimate goal in addressing the accusations?

• To prove the accusations true.

• To show there is no truth in the accusations.

• To avoid answering any questions.

• To change the nature of the business.

What does the speaker hope to demonstrate to others?

• That the business is changing.

• That the police are unnecessary.

• That the accusations are baseless.

• That the accusations are true.