Boris Johnson describes prospect of NHS involvement in US trade deal talks as 'nonsense'

The transcript covers a press conference where the Prime Minister addresses concerns about the NHS and trade discussions with the US and EU. He emphasizes the upcoming election and the choice between completing Brexit or facing a coalition government that could lead to more referendums. The Prime Minister outlines plans for investment in the NHS, education, and infrastructure, and discusses security policies, including strengthening NATO and MI5. He criticizes the Labour Party's stance on security and governance. The conference concludes with a call to action for the election and gratitude to attendees.

What are the implications of a potential Corbyn Sturgeon coalition as discussed in the text?

What are the speaker's views on NATO and the Labour Party's stance on it?