Jo Swinson: Voting Lib Dem is the clearest way to send a message to stop Brexit

The transcript discusses the political landscape surrounding Brexit, focusing on the positions of the Labour and Liberal Democrat parties. It highlights Labour's inconsistent stance on Brexit and the Liberal Democrats' clear opposition to it. The importance of cross-party cooperation to stop Brexit is emphasized, along with the European Union's role in addressing global issues. The Conservative government's handling of Brexit is criticized for its incompetence.

What is the main criticism of the Labour Party's stance on Brexit?

• They have fully supported the Liberal Democrats.

• They have been unclear and inconsistent about their position.

• They have consistently supported Brexit.

• They have never supported a people's vote.

What recent success did the Liberal Democrats achieve that boosts their confidence in the elections?

• Winning the general elections.

• Securing a majority in the House of Commons.

• Gaining 704 seats in local council elections.

• Forming an alliance with the Labour Party.

How have the Liberal Democrats contributed to the People's Vote campaign?

• By leading a cross-party campaign.

• By supporting Brexit deals.

• By opposing it from the start.

• By being a lone voice in the wilderness.

What is the main criticism of the Conservative government's handling of Brexit negotiations?

• They have refused to negotiate.

• They have been too lenient with the EU.

• They have been too aggressive.

• They have been the most hopeless negotiators.

Why does the speaker believe the UK would be weaker outside the EU?

• Because the EU controls the UK economy.

• Because the EU is not important.

• Because the EU is at the forefront of addressing global issues.

• Because the UK has no other allies.