Interview with Nigel Farage on Brexit

The transcript discusses the behavior of UK and EU citizens, with a focus on UKIP's condemnation of violence and discrimination. It highlights the party's support for law enforcement and a sensible immigration policy. The speaker anticipates a mixed reception from MPs and reflects on past speeches. The discussion concludes with speculation on the EU's future actions post-Brexit, including potential moves towards a unified euro and European army.

What is UKIP's stance on violent behavior and discrimination?

• They are indifferent.

• They condemn it.

• They encourage it.

• They support it.

How does the speaker expect to be received by fellow MPs?

• With unanimous support.

• With upset and mixed feelings.

• With indifference.

• With open arms and enthusiasm.

What sentiment does the speaker express about their last speech before the referendum?

• It was a farewell.

• It was controversial.

• It was warmly received.

• It was ignored.

What does the speaker predict about the European Union's future actions?

• They will dissolve the euro.

• They will learn from Brexit.

• They will form a European army.

• They will reduce integration.

What is the speaker's prediction about the EU after Brexit?

• The EU will remain unchanged.

• More countries will leave the EU.

• The EU will become stronger.

• More countries will join the EU.