Boris Johnson defends Brexit, dissects the COVID lockdowns and Partygate, and argues the Wuhan virus was almost certainly a lab accident.

Boris Johnson — Former Prime Minister of the UK (2019-2022) and ex-Mayor of London, who led the country through Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic and the start of the Ukraine war. Author of the memoir 'Unleashed'.
Steven Bartlett interviews Boris Johnson across a wide-ranging two-and-a-half-hour conversation tied to his memoir 'Unleashed'. The first stretch covers his childhood, his mother's OCD and psychiatric hospitalisation, his parents' divorce, and how he turned to work and a comedic persona as self-defense. They then debate the systemic unfairness of elite schooling (Eton) and his 'leveling up' agenda, before a long, combative exchange over Brexit in which Bartlett presses him with economic statistics and Johnson insists he has no regrets. The final third tackles the pandemic: Johnson's slow initial reaction, the lab-leak theory, whether lockdowns even worked, the death of his mother in 2021, and the Partygate scandal, which he reframes as overblown while admitting he mishandled the apologies.
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Boris Johnson
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