Nigel Farage condemns May's Brexit approach at Leave rally

The transcript discusses Brexit, starting with a critique of Nigel Farage and moving to a rally in Westminster. The speaker addresses the crowd, expressing disbelief at the turnout and criticizing the media's potential underestimation of the numbers. The speaker then criticizes the government's handling of Brexit, particularly the Prime Minister's actions, which are seen as a betrayal of the Brexit vote. The speaker emphasizes their personal commitment to Brexit and disapproval of signing a new European treaty.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to the crowd at Westminster?

• Disappointment

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Amazement

Why does the speaker consider the location of the rally significant?

• It is considered enemy territory.

• It is a place of historical importance.

• It is the speaker's hometown.

• It is a neutral ground.

How does the speaker describe the treatment of the referendum and its voters?

• With respect and admiration

• With indifference

• With contempt

• With support

What did the Prime Minister do that contradicted the promise of Brexit?

• Joined a different political party

• Held another referendum

• Signed a new European treaty

• Resigned from office

What personal sacrifice does the speaker mention in relation to the Brexit cause?

• Giving up a political career

• Financial loss

• Spending 25 years of adult life

• Losing family support