The transcript discusses the political landscape post-referendum, focusing on the promises made by Boris Johnson and the Conservative Party. It highlights the importance of preventing a second referendum and the role of political accountability. The discussion also touches on the power dynamics within the UK, particularly the influence of the DUP, and concludes with public sentiment on Brexit and the need to move forward.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the promises made during the Brexit referendum?

• That they were not legally binding.

• That they were not made by the right people.

• That they were not communicated clearly.

• That they were too optimistic and energetic.

What strategy does the speaker suggest to prevent a second referendum?

• Standing against all political parties.

• Not standing against Conservative-held seats.

• Supporting the Liberal Democrats.

• Forming a new political party.

What is the speaker's view on the current Brexit deal?

• It is a fantastic deal.

• It is an incomplete deal.

• It is a fair deal.

• It is a terrible deal.

What does the speaker hope for in the future regarding Brexit?

• That it will be delayed further.

• That it will be revoked.

• That it will be done properly.

• That it will be ignored.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the ongoing Brexit discussions?

• They are necessary and productive.

• They are irrelevant and outdated.

• They are frustrating and tiresome.

• They are exciting and engaging.