Brexit Party Chairman Richard Tice and Nigel Farage speaking at podium

The transcript discusses the party's understanding of business, reflections on past referendums, and the political crisis in the UK. It highlights the challenges posed by the Irish border issue during Brexit negotiations and critiques the role of technology and political accountability in addressing these challenges.

What message is being sent by launching a successful family-run business?

• That the party is against big corporations.

• That the party is focused on international trade.

• That the party understands the importance of business.

• That the party supports small businesses.

What is the speaker's view on having another referendum in 20 years?

• It is a waste of resources.

• It should happen every decade.

• It is acceptable if the situation demands it.

• It is unnecessary and should be avoided.

Who does the speaker identify as refusing to accept the referendum results?

• The general public.

• The media.

• Big business and political elites.

• International organizations.

What was the role of Mr. Barnier in the Irish border issue?

• He created an insoluble problem.

• He solved the problem with new technology.

• He ignored the issue completely.

• He supported the British Prime Minister.

What criticism does the speaker have regarding the handling of the Irish border issue?

• The politicians and civil service were too lenient.

• The politicians and civil service failed to hold their ground.

• The politicians and civil service were too secretive.

• The politicians and civil service were too aggressive.