New MEP Benyamin Naeem Habib speaks after Brexit Party success in London

The transcript discusses the unexpected success of winning two Brexit seats in London, despite low turnout among leave voters. It highlights the dejection among leave voters due to Brexit delays and the motivation of Remainers to reverse the decision. The speaker argues that the Brexit Party's success is not a temporary phenomenon, citing the current political turmoil and the desire for change in Parliament.

What was the initial expectation for the number of seats Brexit would win in London?

• Three seats

• Two seats

• Zero seats

• One seat

Why did the speaker believe leave voters were less motivated to vote?

• They were confident in winning without voting

• They were disillusioned because Brexit had not been delivered

• They believed Brexit had already been achieved

• They were satisfied with the current political situation

What perception did Remainers have about the Brexit vote according to the speaker?

• They were confident in a leave victory

• They were indifferent to the outcome

• They believed Brexit was inevitable

• They thought they could reverse the Brexit decision

What does the speaker suggest about the current state of Parliament?

• Parliament is gaining more public support

• Parliament is effectively delivering the referendum result

• Parliament is in complete harmony with the people

• Parliament is in meltdown and unable to deliver the referendum result

What is the speaker's stance on the Brexit Party's recent success?

• It is a sign of permanent political change

• It is a temporary success

• It is irrelevant to future elections

• It is a minor achievement