Newly-elected Brexit party MEP Brian Monteith talks of his 'emphatic' victory

The transcript discusses the poor election results for Labour and Conservatives in the Northeast, highlighting a strong demand for Brexit. It addresses personal attacks on Brexit Party candidates, emphasizing the lack of reasoned arguments from opponents. The speaker defends their European identity while supporting Brexit, arguing for national freedoms. The impact of these results on major parties is analyzed, stressing the need for clear Brexit delivery to retain voters.

What was the main reason for the shift in voter allegiance in the Northeast region?

• Support for environmental policies

• Demand for Brexit

• Interest in healthcare improvements

• Desire for economic reform

How does the speaker view personal attacks against Brexit party candidates?

• As a sign of strong opposition

• As a reason to change strategy

• As a personal failure

• As a lack of reasoned argument

What is the speaker's stance on being European but not supporting the EU?

• It is irrelevant to the Brexit debate

• It is a contradiction

• It is a common stance among Europeans

• It is hypocritical

What message do the election results send to the Conservative and Labour parties?

• They need to focus on healthcare

• They must deliver Brexit

• They should form a coalition

• They need to improve education policies

Who is credited with effectively branding the Brexit Party?

• Jeremy Corbyn

• Theresa May

• Nigel Farage

• Boris Johnson