Michael Heseltine gives speech at Peoples Vote march

The transcript discusses the political climate in the UK, focusing on the aftermath of the 2016 referendum. It critiques the decision-making process, highlighting the misinformation used to sway public opinion. The speaker draws parallels between commercial ethics and political promises, suggesting that the public would not accept such deceit today. The transcript also addresses the potential for civil unrest if the public is asked to vote again, warning of the dangers of mob rule.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the government's actions?

• The government is not allowing people to make important decisions.

• The government is promoting international trade.

• The government is increasing taxes.

• The government is reducing healthcare funding.

What does the speaker imply about the 2016 decision?

• It was irrelevant to the country's future.

• It was a well-informed decision.

• It was based on misleading information.

• It was supported by a large majority.

According to the speaker, what was promised during the 2016 campaign?

• Lower education costs.

• Improved public transportation.

• Increased military spending.

• More funding for the health service.

What new argument is being used according to the speaker?

• Technological advancements.

• Environmental concerns.

• Civil unrest.

• Economic growth.

What historical lesson does the speaker mention regarding mob rule?

• It encourages peaceful negotiations.

• It strengthens democratic institutions.

• It results in loss of control and high costs.

• It leads to economic prosperity.