U.K. Would Do 'So Much Better' Outside EU, Says Hoey

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's position on Brexit, highlighting the divide between party members and supporters. It explores the economic and political arguments for leaving the EU, emphasizing democracy and sovereignty. The speaker criticizes economic forecasts predicting a short-term hit to the UK economy, citing past inaccuracies. The debate's democratic deficit and the public's ability to make informed decisions are also addressed, with confidence in the British public's common sense to vote for long-term benefits.

What percentage of Labour supporters in the country are estimated to want to leave the EU?

• 35-40%

• 20-25%

• 10-15%

• 50-55%

How did the Labour Party's stance on the EU change under Neil Kinnock and Tony Blair?

• It focused solely on economic issues.

• It shifted to a pro-EU stance.

• It became more anti-EU.

• It remained neutral.

What is a key reason for the Labour Leave's opposition to the EU?

• Desire for a stronger political union.

• Preference for a trading relationship without political integration.

• Support for EU's economic policies.

• Belief in the EU's ability to reform.

What is a primary concern regarding the EU's impact on British sovereignty?

• More powers being taken from the British Parliament.

• Loss of control over national borders.

• Increased military obligations.

• Mandatory adoption of the Euro.

What is the perceived long-term benefit of leaving the EU according to the speaker?

• Immediate economic growth.

• Increased political influence in the EU.

• Greater control over national policies.

• Stronger ties with EU countries.

What is the speaker's view on the economic forecasts related to Brexit?

• They are universally agreed upon.

• They predict long-term economic growth.

• They are often inaccurate.

• They are highly reliable.

According to the speaker, what is a key advantage of leaving the EU?

• Increasing EU subsidies.

• Gaining control over borders.

• Joining the single currency.

• Strengthening ties with the Eurozone.