Interview With UKIP Leader Paul Nuttall

The transcript discusses the political dissatisfaction in the UK, highlighting the need for a party like UKIP to represent those who feel abandoned by Labour and unable to support the Conservative Party. It emphasizes UKIP's role in ensuring a Brexit that aligns with the public's vote, despite internal challenges. The discussion critiques Theresa May's approach to Brexit, questioning her ability to deliver on promises and highlighting the importance of UKIP in holding the government accountable.

Why do some people in the UK feel politically abandoned?

• They feel the government is too focused on international issues.

• They believe the current parties are too similar.

• They have too many political parties to choose from.

• They are dissatisfied with both Labour and Conservative parties.

What is UKIP's main responsibility according to the speaker?

• To increase immigration to the UK.

• To focus on environmental issues.

• To ensure the government delivers the Brexit people voted for.

• To merge with the Conservative Party.

What is the speaker's opinion on Theresa May's ability to deliver Brexit?

• She has already delivered the Brexit people wanted.

• She has no interest in Brexit.

• She is good at making promises but struggles to fulfill them.

• She is fully capable and has a strong track record.

What does the speaker suggest about Theresa May's speeches?

• They often resemble UKIP conference speeches.

• They are original and unique.

• They focus mainly on economic issues.

• They are mostly about international relations.

According to the speaker, what has Theresa May failed to achieve as Home Secretary?

• Reducing immigration to the tens of thousands.

• Improving the education system.

• Strengthening the UK's military presence.

• Increasing the UK's GDP significantly.