Liam Fox on Nigel Farage and Brexit

The speaker discusses the political pressure that led to a referendum and questions the relevance of UKIP post-referendum. They highlight the importance of both Brexit support and experience in a leadership campaign, emphasizing their own long-standing advocacy for Brexit and governance reasons. The speaker believes they offer unique qualifications compared to other candidates, prompting their decision to run for leadership.

What was the speaker's view on the purpose of UKIP after the referendum?

• It needed to change its focus.

• It should merge with another party.

• It had no real value or purpose.

• It was more important than ever.

What question did Andrew Neil ask the speaker regarding the leadership campaign?

• The need for international alliances.

• The importance of economic policies.

• The role of social media in campaigns.

• The significance of being a Brexiteer versus having experience.

Why does the speaker believe they are a suitable candidate for leadership?

• They have a new economic plan.

• They have a strong financial background.

• They have support from international leaders.

• They have a unique combination of Brexit advocacy and experience.

What was the speaker's stance on the Prime Minister's renegotiation efforts?

• They thought it was irrelevant to the decision to leave the EU.

• They believed it was crucial for the campaign.

• They were undecided about its impact.

• They supported it wholeheartedly.

What does the speaker claim to offer that other candidates do not?

• A focus on environmental issues.

• A strong social media presence.

• A new economic strategy.

• A combination of Brexit advocacy and experience.