EU REFERENDUM: UKIP's Nigel Farage Interview campaigning in Betting Shop

The transcript discusses the growing momentum for the UK to leave the EU, driven by concerns over immigration and its impact on ordinary citizens. Key political figures like Boris Johnson and Michael Gove have voiced support for leaving as a means to control immigration. The disconnect between the political elite and the public is highlighted, with many feeling the effects of high immigration levels. The Labour Party's position is also examined, noting confusion among voters due to Jeremy Corbyn's shift in stance on the EU, leading to a split within the party.

What is identified as a major factor contributing to the momentum towards Brexit?

• Control over immigration

• Economic growth

• Environmental policies

• Healthcare improvements

How does the speaker describe the Westminster political class's view on immigration?

• They see it as a burden

• They believe it is beneficial

• They are indifferent to it

• They are actively opposing it

What is the speaker's main criticism of the Westminster political class?

• They are too lenient on crime

• They are overly concerned with healthcare

• They are disconnected from the public's concerns

• They are too focused on environmental issues

Why are some Labour voters confused about Jeremy Corbyn's position on the EU?

• He changed his stance after many years

• He has never expressed an opinion

• He is advocating for immediate exit

• He has always supported the EU

What does the speaker suggest about the Labour Party's voter base?

• They are mostly in favor of remaining in the EU

• They are united in their views

• They are divided on the issue of Brexit

• They are largely indifferent to the EU debate