Nigel Farage speaks at a rally ahead of Peterborough by-election

The transcript discusses the need to vote for Brexit again due to unfulfilled promises by mainstream political parties. It highlights the success of a new political party that outperformed traditional parties in recent elections. The speaker expresses pride in these achievements and looks forward to upcoming political opportunities.

Why does the speaker believe there is a need to vote for Brexit again?

• To follow the former Prime Minister's advice.

• To oppose the new political party.

• To support the mainstream political parties.

• Because the job is not done and promises were broken.

What is remarkable about the new political party according to the speaker?

• It has not participated in any elections yet.

• It has the support of the former Prime Minister.

• It has outperformed traditional parties in a short time.

• It has been around for seven years.

What event does the speaker take pride in?

• The party's ability to beat traditional parties.

• The party's long-standing history.

• The party's collaboration with other parties.

• The party's decision to not participate in elections.

What does the speaker see as the next opportunity for the party?

• The upcoming Thursday's event.

• The next general election.

• A meeting with the former Prime Minister.

• A new policy announcement.

What does the speaker imply about the former Prime Minister's visit to Peterborough?

• It was a secret meeting.

• It had a surprisingly low turnout.

• It was a sign of political support.

• It was a well-attended event.