Nigel Farage does not want to be 'hunkered down' by standing for the election

The transcript discusses Boris Johnson's amendments to a treaty, which improved customs union membership for Great Britain but created potential issues with Scotland. The Brexit slogan is critiqued for not resolving Brexit but leading to further negotiations. The vulnerability of Labour voters to the Brexit Party is highlighted, with a focus on regions like Wales and the Midlands. The speaker plans to campaign in these areas. Finally, the role of the Supreme Court and the potential need for a written constitution are debated.

What was one of the changes Boris Johnson made to the Brexit treaty?

• He removed the customs union membership.

• He improved the customs union membership terms.

• He added a new trade agreement with the EU.

• He extended the transition period.

What is the main concern regarding the Brexit slogan 'Get Brexit Done'?

• It focuses on environmental policies.

• It suggests a quick resolution, but leads to more negotiations.

• It guarantees a stronger relationship with the EU.

• It promises immediate economic benefits.

Which group of voters is considered most vulnerable to the Brexit Party?

• Traditional Labour voters who supported Brexit.

• Young urban professionals.

• Conservative voters in London.

• Green Party supporters.

What is the speaker's plan for the upcoming election?

• To focus on a single constituency.

• To support the Conservative Party.

• To campaign across various Labour constituencies.

• To run for Prime Minister.

What issue does the speaker raise about the Supreme Court?

• Its lack of transparency.

• Its potential political role.

• Its funding sources.

• Its decision-making speed.