Nick Clegg speech on Lib Dem Brexit position

Janet Berridge introduces the Liberal Club, founded in 1882 by William Gladstone. Nick Clegg thanks the club and discusses his experience with Theresa May, highlighting her strengths and weaknesses. He criticizes her decision to call an early election, viewing it as a political maneuver rather than a move for the country's benefit. Clegg points out the complacency of the Conservatives, who expect an easy victory without much explanation.

Who founded the National Liberal Club and in what year?

• Nick Clegg in 1990

• Theresa May in 2005

• Janet Berridge in 2010

• William Gladstone in 1882

What was Nick Clegg's humorous suggestion during his speech?

• To discuss Brexit in detail

• To join him in singing Happy Birthday later

• To join him in singing Happy Birthday immediately

• To have a debate on liberalism

How did Nick Clegg describe Theresa May's decision to call an early election?

• A response to public demand

• A necessary step for Brexit negotiations

• A strategic move for the country's benefit

• An old-fashioned tactic for party advantage

What did Nick Clegg observe about Theresa May during their time in government?

• She was uninterested in cabinet discussions

• She was flexible and open-minded

• She was methodical but inflexible

• She often changed her decisions

What did Nick Clegg suggest was the Conservatives' expectation from the election?

• A tough contest

• A coronation without much explanation

• A narrow victory

• A loss due to public dissatisfaction