Interview with Sadiq Khan on Brexit vote

The transcript discusses the varied reasons people voted for Brexit, highlighting it as a proxy for numerous issues like healthcare and education. It reflects on the unexpected scale of the Brexit vote outside London, revealing a divided nation. The speaker emphasizes the benefits of EU membership beyond economics, touching on social and cultural aspects. Despite the division, there's an acceptance of the Brexit result, albeit with criticism of the lack of a clear plan from Brexiteers.

What were some of the reasons people voted for Brexit according to the video?

• To improve public transportation

• Due to dissatisfaction with healthcare and education

• To increase military spending

• To reduce taxes

How did the speaker feel about the Brexit results in Sunderland?

• Surprised by the scale of the victory

• Pleased with the decision

• Confident about the outcome

• Indifferent to the results

What does the speaker suggest is a major divide in the country?

• The English Channel

• The M25

• The River Thames

• The Scottish Highlands

What are some benefits of the EU mentioned in the video?

• Only economic benefits

• Social, cultural, and economic benefits

• Military and defense benefits

• Only cultural benefits

What was the speaker's reaction to the Brexiteers' plan post-referendum?

• Unconcerned about their approach

• Satisfied with their strategy

• Shocked by the lack of a plan

• Impressed by their detailed plan