Boris Johnson and Andrew Gwynne Interview PT2

The transcript discusses the implications of a speech on Islamist terrorism, highlighting its existence before the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts and its impact on perceptions in the Islamic world. It calls for a fresh approach to Middle East peace efforts, critiques UK foreign policy, and examines the influence of historical events like 9/11. The need for a strong stance against terrorism is emphasized, with concerns about Jeremy Corbyn's ability to negotiate for the UK. The discussion also touches on UK-Ireland relations and past political negotiations.

What historical context does the speaker provide regarding the invasion of Iraq and its impact?

What concerns does the speaker express about Jeremy Corbyn's ability to negotiate?