Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron is interviewed on his opinion on the Conservative Party General Election campaign and his response to Craig Williams placing a bet on the General Election.

General Election 2024: Lord Cameron interview; Part 2 of 3ENGLAND: London: Westminster:INTLord Cameron (David Cameron) (Foreign Secretary) interview SOT Q: COME ON, WOULD YOU HAVE ANNOUNCED AN ELECTION IN THE POURING RAIN, THEN GONE TO A CAMPAIGN EVENT WHERE THE TITANIC WAS BUILT / WOULD YOU GO ON TV LAST NIGHT TO TALK ABOUT DEPRIVATION OF YOUR CHILDHOOD BEING NOT HAVING SKY TV / YOU WOULD HAVE FIRED SOMEONE BY NOW, IS RISHI SUNAK OUT OF TOUCH- No, not at all / I've fought election campaigns, and my first TV debate was a disaster for me, and I spent the entire night wide awake worrying I'd let my colleagues down / campaigns have ups and downs but the fundamentals of this campaign are 'strong Prime Minister, strong team, clear plan, weak leader of the opposition, no team, no plan'Q: CONSERVATIVE ADS ON FACEBOOK RIGHT NOW ARE WARNING ABOUT A LABOUR SUPER MAJORITY / YOU ARE CONCEDING DEFEAT- Not at all / I don't spend any time in the campaign talking about polls or outcomes or possible outcomes / the only thing that matters is trying to maximise the number of people to support your party, your team / the more MPs you have, the stronger you'll be in Parliament, and if you have more than 325 you can form the government / those are the facts, and that's what I'm sticking toQ: LABOUR HAVING A SUPER MAJORITY ISN'T THE CONSERVATIVES GOING OUT TO THE NATION AND SAYING 'YEAH WE CAN STILL WIN THIS'- My view is very clear, the more people that vote Conservative, the better we'll doQ: IS THAT CAMPAIGN AD WRONG THEN, HAVE THEY GOT THAT WRONG- I, I, I've not seen, spending my time looking at online adverts / I've never even heard of the phrase super, what is a super majority anyway, it doesn't exist in the UKQ: A SUPER MAJORITY BASICALLY MEANS THAT YOU WILL BE NO SHAPE OF OPPOSITION- The only mathematics that really matters in British politics is half of 650, that's the number of MPs in the House of Commons, that's 325, that's the winning post...