Nigel Farage: Let's get on with Brexit and our lives

The transcript discusses the low likelihood of a baby being named Nigel, then shifts to a strong advocacy for Brexit, emphasizing it as a significant democratic exercise. It criticizes the government and Parliament for potentially hindering Brexit and introduces the Brexit Party as a solution. The speaker expresses honor in having support and frames the issue as a moral fight, concluding with a call to action.

What is the speaker's view on the likelihood of the baby being named Nigel?

• Certain

• Quite low

• Moderate

• Very high

What does the speaker consider the greatest opportunity for the country?

• Technological advancement

• Economic reform

• Brexit

• Joining the European Union

Why does the speaker express doubt about the government's ability to leave the European Union?

• Political indecision

• Ineffective leadership

• Insufficient resources

• Lack of public support

What is the primary reason for founding the Brexit Party according to the speaker?

• To ensure a meaningful exit from the EU

• To promote economic growth

• To oppose the current government

• To support the left-wing agenda

How does the speaker describe the nature of the Brexit Party's movement?

• Left-wing

• Right-wing

• Centrist

• Non-partisan