EU Referendum Would Not Have Been Possible Without UKIP Says Nigel Farage

The transcript discusses UKIP's significant role in the UK's political landscape, particularly its influence on the referendum. It highlights UKIP's ground campaign efforts, which were crucial in mobilizing non-voters and ensuring the leave vote's success. The party's strategy has built a loyal voter base, positioning it as a defender of ordinary people. The Labour Party's crisis presents an opportunity for UKIP to expand its influence. Despite needing management reforms, UKIP is financially stable and poised to capitalize on any unsatisfactory Brexit deal outcomes.

In what ways does the speaker believe UKIP can represent ordinary decent people?

What are the potential consequences if a satisfactory Brexit deal is not achieved?