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Boris Johnson on Brexit, Trump, and Ukraine
An interview with Boris Johnson discussing his new memoir, his views on Brexit, Trump, the Ukraine war, and his political philosophy.
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- What is Johnson's "levelling up" policy, and what are its goals?
- Johnson's "levelling up" policy aims to reduce regional economic inequalities within the UK, ensuring opportunities are available to everyone, regardless of background or location. He sees this as vital for unleashing the potential of the entire country.
- What are Johnson's views on the possibility of the UK rejoining the European Union?
- Johnson believes a "Breturn" is highly unlikely due to the financial and political costs involved, including the need to rejoin the euro. He emphasizes the benefits of the UK's regained control over its laws and borders.
- What is Johnson's perspective on Brexit, and what examples does he provide to support his stance?
- Johnson maintains that Brexit was the right decision, citing the UK's swift vaccine rollout during the COVID-19 pandemic as an example of its benefits. He argues that the EU's bureaucratic processes hindered its vaccine response and that the UK's independence allowed it to act more swiftly.
- What is the reception of Boris Johnson's memoir, "Indomptable," and what does it reveal about his political views?
- Boris Johnson's memoir, "Indomptable," has surpassed sales of other recent leaders' autobiographies. While criticized by some UK media, it provides insights into his political philosophy, including his views on Brexit and his perspective on the war in Ukraine.
- How does Johnson compare and contrast himself with Donald Trump, and what is his perspective on Trump's potential future actions regarding Ukraine?
- Johnson distances himself from Trump's trade policies and stance on gun control and abortion. However, he expresses sympathy for Trump's strong stance on Ukraine, suggesting that a stronger American approach is needed to defend democracy and freedom worldwide.