Farage does not want to be 'hunkered down' by standing in election

The speaker discusses amendments to a treaty that improve customs union membership for Great Britain but also separate part of the UK, potentially causing future issues with Scotland. The treaty is presented in the general election with a slogan promising to 'get Brexit done,' which the speaker argues is misleading, as it leads to further negotiations. The speaker emphasizes the importance of collective action and support in the election.

What was the main improvement made to the treaty according to the speaker?

• Stronger environmental regulations

• Improved customs union membership for Great Britain

• Better trade deals with the EU

• Increased military cooperation

What concern does the speaker express about the treaty's impact on the United Kingdom?

• It will strengthen ties with the EU

• It will cause issues with Scotland

• It will improve healthcare

• It will lead to economic growth

Why does the speaker believe the slogan 'Get Brexit Done' is misleading?

• It ensures better international relations

• It guarantees political stability

• It promises economic prosperity

• It suggests immediate resolution but leads to more negotiations

Who is mentioned as being in charge of the upcoming negotiations?

• Theresa May

• Angela Merkel

• Michel Barnier

• Boris Johnson

What is the speaker's main focus in the final section of the speech?

• Winning the election and supporting the public

• Improving healthcare

• Reducing taxes

• Strengthening military alliances