Sunak makes last ditch plea to voters not to back ‘unchecked’ Labour majority

The speaker emphasizes the importance of unity within the Conservative Party and criticizes Labour's leadership, particularly Keir Starmer. They urge Conservatives to act decisively to prevent Labour from gaining a supermajority, reflecting on past achievements and acknowledging challenges. The speaker shares a personal story, highlighting their commitment to serving as Prime Minister. The speech concludes with a strong appeal to vote Conservative to ensure financial security and uphold shared values.

In what ways does the speaker express their personal connection to the country?

What message does the speaker convey about the Conservative Party's values?