Sean Connery Speaks at SNP Conference

Sean Connery discusses the establishment of a new parliament, emphasizing the need for democracy and representation of all parties. He reflects on the historical wait of nearly 300 years for this moment and expresses hope for a dignified evolution. Connery shares his thoughts on the election, hoping for Scotland's success, and clarifies that his speech is personal, not politically driven.

What is the significance of the phrase 'Nearly 300 years' in the context of the speech?

What does the speaker clarify about the speech's political affiliation?