Tim Farron on the campaign trail on the final day of campaigning before the General Election

The video transcript discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on the upcoming election called by Theresa May. It highlights the potential negative impacts of a Conservative landslide, such as the dementia tax and cuts to public services. The speaker advocates for voting for the Liberal Democrats as a means to oppose these policies and promote better funding for health, education, and police services. The message is a call to action for voters to support the Liberal Democrats to ensure a stronger voice against the Conservative government.

What was the main expectation of Theresa May when she called the election?

• To achieve a landslide victory

• To reduce taxes

• To increase public spending

• To form a coalition government

What are some of the potential consequences mentioned if the Conservatives achieve a landslide?

• Higher income tax for health

• More police recruitment

• Permission for the dementia tax

• Increased funding for schools

Which party does the speaker suggest is the main challenger to the Conservatives in the West Country?

• Liberal Democrats

• Green Party

• UK Independence Party

• Labour Party

What does the speaker encourage voters to do, even if they usually support another party?

• Vote for the Green Party

• Abstain from voting

• Support the Liberal Democrats

• Vote for the Conservatives

What message does the speaker want to send to Westminster and Theresa May?

• Support for the dementia tax

• Endorsement of Conservative policies

• Approval of police cuts

• Rejection of school and hospital cuts