CLEAN : By 2019 most primary schools will be over capacity: Farage

The transcript discusses the influence of corporations like Asda and Sainsbury's on consumers, the nationalistic sentiments driving people to vote, and the economic and political dynamics involving wealth and the EU. It highlights challenges in education due to immigration and the public's engagement in political campaigns, particularly in Clacton with Farage's presence.

What is the main concern regarding large supermarket chains like Asda and Sainsbury's?

• They are benefiting at the expense of consumers.

• They are losing profits.

• They are closing down stores.

• They are expanding too quickly.

What drives the enthusiasm of those who want to take back control of the country?

• A wish to increase immigration.

• A need for more foreign investment.

• A strong belief in national sovereignty.

• A desire for more international trade.

What is the general stance of wealthy individuals regarding the EU?

• They are unaware of EU policies.

• They mostly oppose the EU.

• They are indifferent to the EU.

• They mostly support remaining in the EU.

What issue are primary schools expected to face by 2019?

• Increased funding.

• Insufficient school places.

• Lack of qualified teachers.

• Decreased student enrollment.

How are people in Clacton responding to political activities?

• They are protesting against political activities.

• They are actively engaging and showing support.

• They are confused about the voting process.

• They are largely uninterested.