Nigel Farage: It's the end of the road for Theresa May

The transcript discusses the political situation surrounding Brexit, focusing on the legislation that mandates leaving the EU with or without a withdrawal agreement. It highlights the speaker's preference for an extension to Article 50 over the current treaty and predicts political changes. The speaker also talks about organizing events to channel public sentiment constructively and criticizes UKIP's current direction. The transcript concludes with expectations of a no-deal Brexit and the likelihood of further political battles.

What was the preference of the speaker regarding the UK's departure from the EU?

• A new referendum

• An extension to Article 50

• Leaving without any agreement

• Leaving with the treaty signed by Mrs. May

What was the initial hope for the event organized in Sunderland?

• A day of great betrayal

• A day of celebration

• A day of protest

• A day of mourning

How does the speaker suggest handling public anger regarding the political situation?

• Encouraging protests

• Ignoring it

• Focusing it constructively

• Channeling it into violence

What does the speaker believe about UKIP's current political strategy?

• It is irrelevant

• It has chosen the wrong route

• It is gaining popularity

• It is the right path

What does the speaker predict about the Brexit outcome on April 12th?

• A new deal will be signed

• A no-deal exit will occur

• An extension will be granted

• A second referendum will be held