Nigel Farage interview on US UK relationship

The transcript discusses the speaker's views on nation state democracy, illegal immigration, and the threat from ISIS. It highlights the potential pragmatism of business-minded individuals in political office and the speaker's willingness to assist the British Government despite negative remarks from Downing Street. The speaker emphasizes the need to mend US-UK relations post-Trump's campaign and discusses border security measures, including the continuation of George Bush's wall and legal migration policies.

What are the key issues the leader is unlikely to change his views on?

• Nation-state democracy and illegal immigration

• Tax policies and economic growth

• Healthcare reform and education

• Climate change and renewable energy

How does the speaker describe the leader's approach in office?

• As strictly ideological

• As pragmatic, similar to business people

• As highly unpredictable

• As indifferent to political matters

What is the speaker's stance on assisting the British Government?

• He believes the British Government does not need help

• He is indifferent to the British Government's needs

• He is eager to assist despite negative comments

• He is unwilling to help due to past conflicts

What does the speaker suggest about the British Government's attitude during the campaign?

• They were unaware of Mr. Trump's policies

• They were critical of Mr. Trump

• They were neutral towards Mr. Trump

• They were supportive of Mr. Trump

What is the speaker's view on border security measures?

• They are a new concept introduced recently

• They were initiated by George Bush and should continue

• They are unnecessary and should be abolished

• They are only relevant to European countries