Leave means Leave protest makes its way to Parliament Square

The transcript discusses the Brexit vote, emphasizing that the public voted to leave and the government should respect this decision. It highlights the public's frustration with the government's handling of Brexit. The speaker suggests that joining the WTO might be beneficial in the long run, despite initial challenges, as it would allow the UK to govern itself independently again.

What does the speaker believe the Government should do regarding the decision to leave?

• Respect the vote and proceed with leaving

• Ignore the vote and remain

• Hold another referendum

• Delay the decision indefinitely

How does the speaker feel about the process of leaving?

• They prefer to remain in the EU

• They are indifferent as long as the outcome is leaving

• They want to delay the process

• They are very concerned about the details

What does the speaker think about the WTO option?

• It will be beneficial despite initial challenges

• It will be detrimental in the long run

• It is irrelevant to the situation

• It should be avoided at all costs

What is the speaker's perspective on self-governance?

• It is less important than economic stability

• It should be handled by international bodies

• It is unnecessary in the modern world

• It is a key benefit of leaving

What does the speaker anticipate about the initial phase of leaving?

• It will be smooth and without issues

• There will be some suffering initially

• It will be ignored by the public

• It will be celebrated by all