Tim Farron MP speaking at Lib Dem Brexit rally

The transcript discusses the political context surrounding the Liberal Democrats and their response to the referendum on the European Union. It highlights the planning and strategy undertaken by the party, contrasting it with David Cameron's approach. The speaker emphasizes the need for a second referendum on the deal, arguing for democratic involvement in deciding the country's future direction.

Who was humorously described as the 5th member of the Coalition Quad?

• The Chief Secretary to the Treasury

• The speaker

• A fellow Liberal Democrat

• David Cameron

What did the speaker plan for that David Cameron did not?

• A new coalition

• A leadership change

• Losing the referendum

• Winning the referendum

What was the speaker's stance if the referendum went the wrong way?

• To ignore the outcome

• To support the opposition

• To amplify the concerns of the people

• To remain neutral

Why did the speaker choose to be 'Marmite' rather than 'blancmange'?

• To take a clear and bold stance

• To appeal to everyone

• To be more popular

• To avoid controversy

What did the speaker believe was missing in the decision over the destination?

• Democracy

• Political backing

• Public support

• Economic stability