Boris Johnson visits Quedgeley during general election campaign

The speaker addresses a large audience, expressing gratitude and emphasizing the importance of the upcoming election. They criticize the opposition, particularly the Labour Party and its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, for their tactics and policies. The speaker argues that the opposition lacks positive messaging and poses economic risks, including increased taxes and borrowing. They stress the significance of completing Brexit and accuse the opposition of trying to thwart the democratic will of the people.

What economic consequences does the speaker attribute to the opposition's policies?

What is the speaker's stance on Brexit in relation to the opposition?