Moment Boris Johnson said he'd 'rather be dead in a ditch' than extend Brexit deadline past October 31

The transcript features a discussion on the Prime Minister's refusal to request another Brexit delay, emphasizing the financial cost and perceived futility of such an action. The Prime Minister expresses a strong stance, preferring resignation over seeking a delay, and questions the purpose of further postponement.

What is the speaker's response to the idea of returning to Brussels for another Brexit delay?

• The speaker has already requested a delay.

• The speaker strongly opposes it.

• The speaker is undecided.

• The speaker is open to the idea.

What does the speaker prefer over asking for another Brexit delay?

• Resigning from the position

• Negotiating a new deal

• Holding a referendum

• Seeking public opinion

What is the speaker's view on the financial impact of a Brexit delay?

• It is a minor cost.

• It is a significant waste of money.

• It is a necessary expense.

• It is beneficial for the economy.

According to the speaker, what does a further delay in Brexit achieve?

• It achieves economic stability.

• It achieves a better deal.

• It achieves absolutely nothing.

• It achieves public support.

How does the speaker describe the idea of a further Brexit delay?

• As a strategic move

• As totally pointless

• As a beneficial decision

• As a necessary step