Nigel Farage being interviewed about Ursula von der Leyen and Brexit

The transcript discusses the legitimacy of the European Parliament and the outdated model it follows. It highlights the dissatisfaction spreading across the EU, not just in the UK. The conversation shifts to Brexit, focusing on the Irish backstop and the positions of Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt. The discussion suggests that a general election might be necessary to resolve Brexit, given the public's preference for leaving the EU by October 31st. The transcript concludes with an analysis of political strategies and the potential risks for leaders in pursuing Brexit.

What is the main issue with the European Parliament as discussed in the first section?

• It is too democratic.

• It follows an outdated model.

• It has too much power.

• It is not recognized by other countries.

What is the stance of Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt on the Irish backstop?

• They fully support it.

• They see it as a non-starter.

• They want to negotiate it further.

• They are indifferent to it.

What does the term 'no-deal Brexit' imply?

• Leaving the EU with a trade agreement.

• Holding another referendum.

• Leaving the EU without any agreement.

• Staying in the EU indefinitely.

What is one potential solution to the Brexit issue mentioned in the third section?

• A military intervention.

• A general election.

• Ignoring the issue.

• A trade embargo.

What does public opinion favor according to the third section?

• Holding a third referendum.

• Staying in the EU.

• Leaving the EU on WTO terms.

• Joining another union.