Nigel Farage interview on Brexit and Tory's leadreship

The transcript discusses the potential outcomes of the Tory leadership contest and its impact on Brexit, particularly the possibility of a no deal exit. It highlights the division within the Tory party and the challenges in renegotiating the Brexit deal. The discussion also covers the risks of a general election and the legal implications of leaving the EU on WTO terms. The potential for a no confidence vote and the political strategies involved are also examined.

What is the potential political outcome if the new Tory leader supports a no-deal Brexit?

• The UK remains in the EU

• Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister

• The Tory party unites

• A new referendum is held

What is the main strategy proposed to handle Brexit in the second section?

• Hold a second referendum

• Seek an extension from the EU

• Scrap the withdrawal agreement and set a deadline

• Renegotiate the withdrawal agreement

What is the legal status of the UK's departure from the EU as discussed in the final section?

• It is dependent on a parliamentary vote

• It is set to happen on October 31st with or without a deal

• It is subject to a public referendum

• It requires approval from the EU

What risk is associated with a no-confidence vote against the government?

• The UK automatically remains in the EU

• The government could be brought down

• A new trade deal is immediately negotiated

• The government gains more power

What could potentially happen if the Conservative Party had a decisive leader?

• They would seek an EU extension

• They would win the election with a majority

• They would lose the election

• They would call for a new referendum