Nigel Farage: I'm very worried about the Leave vote being split

The transcript discusses concerns about the potential splitting of the leave vote and the Conservative Party's strategy in constituencies where they have historically not won. Nigel Farage expresses worry about the party's priorities and the impact on Brexit Party supporters. He highlights voter behavior, noting that some may write 'Brexit Party' on ballots due to dissatisfaction. The transcript also touches on missed opportunities for collaboration between parties and the role of Brexit in elections.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding the leave vote?

• The leave vote might be split.

• The leave vote is too strong.

• The leave vote is not significant.

• The leave vote is unified.

Why does the speaker criticize the Conservative Party?

• For collaborating with Labour.

• For supporting the Brexit Party.

• For not prioritizing a lead majority in Westminster.

• For winning too many seats.

What action are some voters considering due to the Conservatives' behavior?

• Voting for Labour.

• Not voting at all.

• Writing 'Brexit Party' on the ballot.

• Supporting the Conservative candidate.

What does the speaker suggest the Conservatives could have done differently?

• Used the speaker's gesture for collaboration.

• Focused solely on Labour.

• Avoided the election altogether.

• Ignored the Brexit Party.

How does the speaker view Brexit in the context of the election?

• As an important but not the primary issue.

• As irrelevant.

• As a minor issue.

• As the only issue.