Brexit Party MEP: I am not a hypocrite for living in France

The transcript discusses the anger felt by people over Brexit and the role of a communicator in addressing it. The speaker talks about personal circumstances, such as moving house, and how it does not affect their job. They address criticism and accusations of hypocrisy, explaining that one can be European without supporting the EU. The speaker emphasizes the importance of freedom and movement within Europe, advocating for countries like France and Germany to enjoy their own freedoms, similar to what the UK will have.

What is the speaker's main role in the context of Brexit?

• To communicate public sentiment

• To negotiate trade deals

• To draft legal documents

• To organize protests

How does the speaker justify their living situation in relation to their job?

• It is a temporary arrangement

• It is irrelevant to their professional duties

• It enhances their job performance

• It is a requirement for their role

What is the speaker's stance on being European but not supporting the EU?

• It is a common stance among Europeans

• It is contradictory

• It is a unique perspective

• It is hypocritical

Which countries does the speaker mention as examples of non-EU European nations?

• Spain and Portugal

• Iceland and Norway

• Poland and Hungary

• Italy and Greece

What does the speaker hope for countries like France and Germany?

• To maintain their EU membership

• To join the UK in leaving the EU

• To adopt UK policies

• To enjoy their own freedoms