Party leaders attend People's Vote rally to argue for a confirmatory referendum

The transcript discusses the political and economic implications of Brexit, highlighting the perceived betrayal by the Prime Minister and the potential negative impact on the UK's economy. It emphasizes the importance of democracy and the need for a second referendum, while criticizing the government's approach. The speaker also offers advice to political leaders to work together for a people's vote, stressing the importance of maintaining opportunities for young people in Europe.

What does the speaker consider as the true betrayal of the British people?

• Ending freedom of movement

• Holding a second referendum

• Supporting the Prime Minister's deal

• Voting to leave the EU

According to the speaker, what is the current economic state of the UK since the referendum?

• The UK is experiencing rapid economic growth

• The UK has seen no change

• The UK is roughly 60 billion a year worse off

• The UK is financially better off

What does the speaker say about the UK's economic prospects outside the EU?

• The UK will become a global leader

• The UK will remain stable

• The UK will thrive economically

• The UK will face economic challenges

What advice does the speaker give to Jeremy regarding Brexit?

• To ignore the young people's concerns

• To focus on domestic issues

• To work with them on delivering a people's vote

• To support the Prime Minister's deal

What is the speaker's main concern about Brexit's impact on young people?

• Denial of rights to live and work in Europe

• Loss of job opportunities in the UK

• Increased tuition fees for students

• Higher taxes for young professionals