Jo Swinson speaks at People's Vote rally outside parliament

The transcript is a speech advocating for stopping Brexit, emphasizing that no form of Brexit is beneficial for jobs, the environment, or future generations. It highlights the collaboration across political parties, including the Liberal Democrats, to campaign for a people's vote. The speaker calls for unity and collective action to prevent a no-deal Brexit and build a better future.

Why does the speaker believe Brexit should be stopped?

• It will strengthen the economy.

• It is not beneficial for jobs, the environment, or future generations.

• It will improve international relations.

• It will enhance cultural diversity.

Which political groups does the speaker mention as being part of the anti-Brexit movement?

• Only Green politicians

• Only Labour politicians

• Only Conservative politicians

• A mix of Labour, Conservative, Nationalist, Green, and non-affiliated individuals

What is the speaker's position within the Liberal Democrats?

• A supporter

• A volunteer

• A member

• The leader

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to Brexit?

• Accepting a no-deal Brexit

• Holding a people's vote

• Ignoring the issue

• Leaving the decision to the government

What does the speaker encourage people to do to stop Brexit?

• Wait for the next election

• Rely on political leaders

• Join together in collective action

• Work individually