Interview with Sadiq Khan on Brexit vote

The transcript discusses the speaker's surprise at the Brexit vote results, highlighting London's pro-EU stance. It reflects on the negative nature of both the Leave and Remain campaigns, emphasizing the lack of inspirational arguments. The speaker shares personal involvement in the campaign and observations from traveling to various UK cities, noting the confusion among Labour voters and the impact of Jo Cox's death on campaign plans.

What was the speaker's reaction to the Brexit vote results?

• They were indifferent.

• They were relieved.

• They were angry.

• They were surprised.

What was the speaker's role after the Brexit vote?

• To organize protests.

• To reassure businesses and investors.

• To campaign for a second referendum.

• To move to another city.

How did the speaker describe the Brexit campaign?

• Neutral and balanced.

• Inspiring and positive.

• Confusing and unclear.

• Negative and fear-driven.

What was the speaker's opinion on the arguments made during the campaign?

• They were based on facts and logic.

• They were patriotic and inspiring.

• They were exaggerated and not inspiring.

• They were clear and concise.

What impact did Joe Cox's death have on the speaker's campaign plans?

• It resulted in a change of strategy.

• It had no impact.

• It caused the cancellation of plans.

• It led to increased campaigning.