Reform UK rally attendees speak after Nigel Farage's speech on final campaigning day

The transcript features a discussion on British politics, focusing on support for Nigel and disillusionment with the Tory party due to recent events. Immigration is highlighted as a key election issue, with calls for an Australian-style system. Criticism is directed at a politician's stance on immigration, accusing them of villainizing migrants. David Howell expresses his support for a relatable politician, criticizing the BBC and education system biases.

What is the main reason the speaker has become disillusioned with the Tory party?

• Recent scandals and handling of immigration

• Economic policies

• Healthcare reforms

• The party's stance on education

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to immigration issues?

• Australian style checking system

• Open borders policy

• Increase in immigration quotas

• Complete immigration ban

How does the speaker view Nigel's comments on immigration?

• Supportive of migrants

• Lacking understanding and villainizing

• Focused on economic benefits

• Well-informed and balanced

What aspect of Nigel does David Howell find most appealing?

• His environmental stance

• His foreign policy

• His relatability to the ordinary man

• His economic policies

What change does David Howell hope to see if Nigel gets into the House of Commons?

• Significant speeches that engage the public

• More entertainment in politics

• Stronger ties with the EU

• Increased funding for education