Nigel Farage on possible long Brexit extension

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit process, highlighting the repeated extensions and the resulting public frustration. It explores the political dynamics between the government and the opposition, particularly the Labour Party, and the potential outcomes of a long-term extension. The discussion also touches on the implications of these extensions for the UK's political landscape and public sentiment, with a focus on the growing desire for a no-deal Brexit in most regions of England and Wales.

What is the main reason for the growing frustration among leave voters?

• The support from the European Union

• The lack of media coverage

• The economic impact of Brexit

• The repeated extensions of the Brexit deadline

What opportunity will voters have on the 23rd of May?

• To vote in a general election

• To attend a political rally

• To express their opinion in polls

• To participate in a referendum

What might the Labour Party see as an opportunity due to the long extension?

• To hold a new referendum

• To form a coalition government

• To take the reins of power

• To negotiate a better deal

Why is there no point in a short extension according to the transcript?

• Because the public opinion is against it

• Because the Labour Party opposes it

• Because the UK government is too weak

• Because the European Parliament will be closed

What is the public opinion trend in England and Wales regarding Brexit?

• A majority wants a second referendum

• A majority is undecided

• A majority supports leaving with no deal

• A majority wants to remain in the EU