UK 2017 General Election - Lib Dems Tim Farron interview on 2017 General Elec

The transcript discusses Theresa May's decision to call a general election, aiming for a large majority to make decisions with impunity. It highlights the importance of voting for parties that will not take the country for granted, particularly emphasizing the role of the Liberal Democrats as a real opposition. The potential impacts of a Conservative majority on public services like schools and hospitals are also considered.

What was Theresa May's primary goal in calling the general election?

• To reduce the number of elections

• To promote the Liberal Democrats

• To secure a large majority for the Conservative Party

• To strengthen the Labour Party

Why is it important for communities to be cautious about a large Conservative majority?

• It could lead to increased taxes

• It might result in fewer public holidays

• The country could be taken for granted

• It would decrease international trade

Which historical figure is mentioned as having a similar majority to what Theresa May sought?

• Winston Churchill

• Tony Blair

• David Cameron

• Margaret Thatcher

What role do the Liberal Democrats play according to the speaker?

• They are a minor party with no influence

• They act as a real alternative and opposition to the Conservatives

• They support the Conservative Party

• They focus solely on environmental issues

What opportunity does the speaker suggest is available to the British people?

• To change the national anthem

• To increase their personal savings

• To vote for parties that challenge the Conservatives

• To travel abroad more easily