The Prime Minister said he wants to complete a mission he started 22 years ago - to have a Conservative MP in Clwyd South.
Boris Johnson launched his party's Welsh manifesto at Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse on Monday afternoon, just a couple of hours after visiting the Royal Welsh Showground.
He apologised for arriving late from Builth Wells and told party members that he had 'driven like the wind to get there'.
Boris Johnson speaks to Welsh Conservatives at Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse
When he arrived, Mr Johnson shook the hand of a young Welsh Conservative before speaking to an audience of Welsh Conservatives, including Leader of the Welsh Conservative Party, Paul Davies.
While maintaining that he wants to deliver Brexit - possibly by January - Mr Johnson also spoke of his desire for the Tories to claim the Clwyd South seat that he fought for himself in the 1997 General Election.
Back then, Mr Johnson came a distant second to Labour's Martyn Jones.
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