CLEAN : British expats in Hong Kong stunned by historical EU exit vote

The transcript discusses the political shift in the UK towards the right, the role of the Leave campaign in stirring fear, particularly around immigration, and the economic instability expected if the UK remains in the EU. The speaker expresses surprise at the success of the Leave campaign, despite the backing of big business and major politicians for the Remain camp, suggesting that the British public has grown weary of the EU.

What does the speaker find disturbing about the current political climate in the UK?

• The rise of the welfare state

• Increased immigration

• A shift to the left in politics

• The destruction of the welfare state and a shift to the right

How has the Leave campaign influenced public opinion according to the speaker?

• By instilling fear, particularly around immigration

• By emphasizing the benefits of immigration

• By supporting the welfare state

• By promoting economic growth

What economic concerns does the speaker mention regarding staying in the EU?

• Increased job opportunities

• Improved trade relations

• Potential job losses and market instability

• Stable financial markets

What was the speaker's expectation about the outcome of the campaign?

• The Leave camp would win easily

• The Remain camp would have strong support and win

• The Remain camp would lose support

• The Leave camp would not participate

What does the speaker believe the Leave campaign's victory indicates about the British people's sentiment?

• Indifference towards the EU

• Dissatisfaction with the EU

• Desire for more EU integration

• Satisfaction with the EU