Reform's ambition to 'become real opposition to a Labour government' - Farage

The speaker discusses the perceived decline of Britain, highlighting economic, social, and cultural issues. They express concern over the national debt, social safety, and cultural identity. The speaker criticizes the current political landscape, noting a breakdown of trust and ineffective opposition. They emphasize the need for a new political force to challenge the status quo and provide real opposition to the Labour government.

What are the main reasons the speaker believes Britain is broken?

How does the speaker describe the current state of crime in Britain?

What does the speaker suggest about the education of children in Britain?

What is the speaker's view on the current political landscape in Britain?

What does the speaker imply about the trust in political manifestos?