Branson Says British Public Was 'Misled' on Brexit

The speaker, initially in favor of remaining in the EU, discusses the potential negative impacts of Brexit on businesses and individuals in the UK and Europe. They express that Brexit is a significant setback for both regions, leading to economic challenges. The speaker believes many in the British public were misled and suggests that if given another chance, they might vote differently. There is a hope that rationality will prevail and a more favorable outcome will be reached.

What is the speaker's initial stance on Brexit?

• In favor of remaining

• Undecided

• In favor of Brexit

• Neutral

According to the speaker, how will Brexit affect businesses in the UK?

• No effect

• Positively

• Adversely

• Unpredictably

What does the speaker believe will happen to Britain as a result of Brexit?

• It will gain more influence

• It will become wealthier

• It will become poorer

• It will remain the same

What does the speaker hope for regarding the future of Brexit?

• That Brexit will be forgotten

• That Brexit will proceed smoothly

• That Europe will follow Britain's lead

• That public opinion will change

What does the speaker think about the initial Brexit vote?

• It was misleading

• It was unnecessary

• It was conclusive

• It was well-informed