Businessman Ben Habib speaking at Brexit Party launch

Ben Happy, a former Tory voter and donor, explains his reasons for joining the Brexit Party, focusing on a document circulated by David Cameron before the referendum. He criticizes the government's failure to implement the referendum's decision and discusses the economic arguments surrounding Brexit, particularly the fear of a no-deal scenario. Ben argues that trade with the UK is not dependent on EU membership and emphasizes the resilience of businesses to adapt to changes, including tariffs.

What motivated Ben to join the Brexit Party?

• A personal invitation from a party leader

• A family tradition

• A financial incentive

• A document circulated by David Cameron

What was the main focus of the document circulated by David Cameron?

• The benefits of staying in the EU

• The government's promise to implement the public's decision

• The economic growth of the UK

• The history of the European Union

According to the speaker, why do countries trade with the UK?

• Because they want to buy and sell goods

• Due to the UK's strong military alliances

• Because of the UK's cultural influence

• Because the UK is part of the European Union

What does the speaker believe about the impact of leaving the EU without a deal?

• It would lead to immediate economic growth

• It would be manageable

• It would be catastrophic

• It would cause a political crisis

How does the speaker view the adaptability of businesses?

• Businesses are resistant to change

• Businesses are unaffected by economic policies

• Businesses can adapt to changes in the market

• Businesses rely solely on government support