Nigel Farage: Anne Widdecombe doing a brave thing joining Brexit party

The speaker discusses the importance of democracy and the trust between people and Parliament. They express confidence in their party's success in upcoming elections and emphasize the necessity of their political movement. The speaker highlights the disconnect between the public and MPs, suggesting that if Parliament fails to listen, their party will continue to grow. They also address the challenges posed by the European project and the need for self-confidence as a nation.

What is the main principle the speaker believes is crucial for the country?

• Military strength

• Cultural diversity

• Economic growth

• Democracy and trust between people and Parliament

What does the speaker feel about the new party's potential in the European elections?

• They are indifferent

• They think it will fail

• They believe it will do phenomenally well

• They are skeptical about its success

Where does the speaker reflect on their past political experiences?

• In a government building

• At a local community center

• Outside conservative central office

• In a public park

What does the speaker suggest about most MPs' views on the European project?

• They are highly critical

• They are brainwashed in favor

• They are indifferent

• They are supportive but cautious

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the political class to do?

• Ignore public opinion

• Listen to the people

• Prioritize economic policies

• Focus on international relations