Boris Johnson gives speech at final hustings

The transcript discusses the UK's capability to handle challenges, emphasizing national pride and the ability to deliver Brexit. It highlights political readiness and the need to restore trust in democracy. The speaker analyzes political competition and polls, noting the impact on votes. The discussion shifts to economic philosophy, comparing the UK economy to a two-winged bird, stressing the balance between free market and public services, and warning against excessive taxation leading to economic decline.

What does the speaker mean by 'where there's a will there's a way' in the context of the speech?

What potential consequences does the speaker foresee if the labor party's agenda is implemented?