Nick Clegg interview on leaders debate

The transcript discusses the changes in the political landscape over the past five years, highlighting the increased number of political participants and the shift from a two-party system. It emphasizes the achievements of the Liberal Democrats despite short-term political costs and the need for political collaboration in a fragmented environment.

How has the political stage changed in terms of the number of candidates over the past five years?

• There are fewer candidates now.

• The number of candidates has remained the same.

• There are more candidates now.

• Candidates are no longer allowed on stage.

What is one of the achievements of the Liberal Democrats mentioned in the video?

• They have reduced the number of political parties.

• They have improved the economy over the past five years.

• They have increased their political fortunes.

• They have eliminated short-term political costs.

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

• Politics is becoming less important.

• Politics is fragmenting.

• Politics is returning to a two-party system.

• Politics is becoming more unified.

Which two party leaders are mentioned as not recognizing the change in politics?

• Ed Miliband and David Cameron

• Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn

• Nick Clegg and Boris Johnson

• Tony Blair and Gordon Brown

What is the speaker's view on the traditional two-party system?

• It is the only way forward.

• It is outdated and has changed.

• It has become more popular.

• It is still very effective.