Boris Johnson MP and Gisela Stuart MP visit John A Stephens Builders Merchants.

The transcript discusses the implications of voting remain or leave, focusing on economic impacts, public sentiment, and national sovereignty. It highlights the potential for economic control, reduced bureaucracy, and the ability to manage immigration. Public opinion is divided, with some expressing a desire for change and control over national affairs. Campaign efforts are emphasized, with a focus on the importance of the referendum and the need for hard work to sway voters.

What is one of the financial benefits mentioned in the context of voting to leave?

• Reduction in food costs

• Regaining control of borders

• Control over immigration

• Increased foreign investment

What is highlighted as a once-in-a-generation opportunity in the discussion?

• The chance to vote in a referendum

• The opportunity to change immigration laws

• The ability to influence international trade

• The chance to regain national control

What is the sentiment expressed about the hard work required for the referendum?

• It is a waste of time

• It is crucial for success

• It is unnecessary

• It is only for politicians

What is suggested about the UK's role in international discussions if it leaves?

• The UK will be excluded from all discussions

• The UK will dominate international discussions

• The UK can still participate in discussions on foreign policy

• The UK will have no say in defense matters

What model is mentioned as being preferred by the British people?

• The British model

• The Asian model

• The American model

• The European model