Natalie Bennett interview on the Leaders Debate

The transcript discusses political alliances, particularly between Leanne Wood, Nicola Sturgeon, and the speaker, focusing on shared goals like ending austerity and opposing Trident nuclear weapons. The Green Party's role in debates and public support is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of positive political messaging. The speaker reflects on past debates, hoping for more issue-focused discussions. The conversation underscores the need for finding common ground while acknowledging differences in political contexts.

Who did the speaker mention having discussions with regarding shared views on economic issues?

• Theresa May and Boris Johnson

• Ed Miliband and Nigel Farage

• Leanne Wood and Nicola Sturgeon

• Jeremy Paxman and David Cameron

What is the speaker's main focus during the debates?

• Discussing international relations

• Criticizing opponents

• Promoting personal achievements

• Conveying a positive message about the Green Party

What does the speaker hope to avoid in the debates?

• Lengthy introductions

• Discussions on foreign policy

• Personal attacks and individual conflicts

• Technical difficulties

What aspect of the previous debate does the speaker criticize?

• The absence of Green Party representation

• The lack of audience participation

• The focus on Paxman rather than the issues

• The technical setup of the stage

What key issues does the speaker hope people will discuss after the debate?

• The Green Party's model for the NHS and living wage

• The latest celebrity gossip

• International trade agreements

• The history of the Green Party