Boris Johnson MP EU Referendum Speech at David Nieper Fashion Academy.

The transcript discusses the UK's economic position post-EU, arguing that the UK remains robust and competitive globally. It highlights the strength of British manufacturing and reassures that Brexit will not affect the demand for British goods. The conversation also touches on historical references in the Brexit debate, emphasizing the importance of informed decision-making for future generations.

What is the speaker's stance on the UK's economic status in relation to the EU?

• The UK should remain in the EU for economic stability.

• The UK is better off outside the EU.

• The UK economy is declining rapidly.

• The UK is struggling economically.

How does the speaker view the impact of Brexit on British manufacturing?

• It will boost British manufacturing.

• It will have no impact on the demand for British goods.

• It will lead to a decline in quality.

• It will significantly harm British manufacturing.

What reassurance is given about the demand for British-made goods post-Brexit?

• Demand will decrease significantly.

• Demand will increase slightly.

• Demand will shift to non-European markets.

• Demand will remain the same.

What historical figure is mentioned in the context of the Brexit debate?

• Winston Churchill

• Adolf Hitler

• Margaret Thatcher

• Queen Elizabeth II

Why does the speaker believe it's important to educate a new generation about governance?

• To ensure they vote in future elections.

• To help them understand international relationships.

• To encourage them to study history.

• To prepare them for political careers.