The transcript discusses the political situation involving the Prime Minister and George Easton's attempts to reclaim speed records at Bonneville Salt Flats. Easton faces challenges due to weather conditions, which make the salt flats slippery. Despite abandoning one attempt, he plans to tackle the official land speed record. Easton sends his best wishes to England, expressing his intent to return someday.

What was George Easton attempting to do at the Bonneville Salt Flats?

• Break the sound barrier

• Win a car race

• Reclaim a speed record

• Test a new car model

What was the name of George Easton's car used for the speed record attempt?

• Bluebird

• Speed of the Wind

• Lightning Bolt

• Thunderbolt

What challenge did Easton face while attempting the 24-hour record?

• Engine failure

• Flat tires

• Lack of fuel

• Slippery salt beds

What is the official land speed record that Easton plans to tackle next?

• 164 miles per hour

• 350 miles per hour

• 200 miles per hour

• 301 miles per hour

What message does Easton send to England?

• He will never return

• He plans to visit someday

• He is retiring

• He is moving to America