Nigel Farage visits Exeter during European election campaign

The transcript discusses Boris's contradictory stance on the European Treaty, highlighting concerns about party loyalty over national interest. It then shifts to public opinion on Brexit, emphasizing a desire for a no-deal exit and the radicalization of some due to political actions. Finally, it addresses accusations of improper funding in political movements, defending transparency and grassroots support.

What was the main concern about Boris Rotenberg's decision regarding the European Treaty?

• He prioritized party loyalty over national interest.

• He was not informed about the treaty.

• He did not attend the voting session.

• He was pressured by foreign governments.

What is the public's general sentiment towards Brexit as discussed in the video?

• They want a second referendum.

• They want to remain in the EU.

• They are indifferent about the outcome.

• They prefer a no-deal Brexit.

What has caused the radicalization of opinions regarding Brexit?

• Economic downturns.

• Political leaders not accepting the democratic result.

• International pressure.

• Media influence.

How does the speaker defend against accusations of improper political funding?

• By showing transparency in donations.

• By ignoring the accusations.

• By blaming other political parties.

• By reducing the number of donors.

What is the speaker's view on the conspiracy theories mentioned?

• They are valid concerns.

• They are ignored by the public.

• They are attempts to delegitimize a political movement.

• They are supported by evidence.