Alex Salmond Reacts to Chancellor's Currency Warnings

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Yes campaign for Scottish independence, focusing on economic implications and political reactions. It highlights the debate over Scotland's currency post-independence and the concerns of businesses. Political figures and public sentiment are divided, with some viewing Westminster's stance as bullying, potentially uniting Scots for independence. The uncertainty and aggressive language from both sides leave many in Scotland unsure of whom to trust.

What were the feelings of the people in Scotland regarding the potential loss of the pound?

In what ways did the language used in the debate become more aggressive?