UKIP host press conference on EU Referendum

The transcript discusses the support of 16 and 17-year-olds for Britain's EU membership and the debate over lowering the voting age. It highlights the Liberal Democrats' stance and the argument against it, citing concerns of gerrymandering. The conversation shifts to the influence of EU propaganda in schools, with materials ranging from coloring books to university projects. The EU's significant budget for promoting its agenda is compared to major brands like Coca-Cola. The discussion concludes with concerns about the long-term impact of such propaganda on young minds.

What is the main reason the Liberal Democrats want to lower the voting age to 16?

• To modernize the electoral system

• To gain more support for EU membership

• To align with other countries

• To increase voter turnout

What is the concern about the literature from the European Commission in schools?

• It is too advanced for students

• It lacks a balanced perspective

• It is outdated

• It is not available in all schools

What type of educational materials does the EU provide to schools?

• Coloring books and research projects

• Only research projects

• Textbooks and novels

• Digital learning tools

How does the EU's advertising budget compare to that of Coca-Cola?

• It is larger

• It is not disclosed

• It is about the same

• It is smaller

At what educational level does the EU start influencing students with its materials?

• Middle school level

• High school level

• Primary school level

• University level