Boris Johnson Says He Wants to Chew Own Tie Over Brexit Frustration

The speaker discusses the decision to dissolve parliament for an election due to its paralysis over Brexit. Despite not wanting an early election, it is deemed necessary as MPs have failed to deliver Brexit. The speaker expresses frustration but highlights that a ready deal is available to leave the EU soon, which is beneficial for the country.

Why was the decision made to dissolve parliament for an election?

• Due to the paralysis of the current parliament

• To increase the number of MPs

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To implement new economic policies

What has been the main issue with the parliament according to the speaker?

• Excessive debates

• Lack of funding

• Inability to deliver Brexit

• Too many holidays

How does the speaker feel about the parliament's repeated failures?

• Frustrated

• Optimistic

• Indifferent

• Amused

What is the speaker's perspective on the Brexit deal?

• It is a complex deal

• It is a temporary solution

• It is an oven-ready deal

• It is a poor deal

What does the speaker believe the Brexit deal will achieve?

• A reduction in trade

• A great deal for the country

• An increase in taxes

• A delay in leaving the EU