Interview with Nigel Farage at Brexit Betrayal March

The transcript discusses the political turmoil surrounding Brexit, highlighting the public's anger towards the government for not fulfilling the referendum's outcome. It covers the symbolic Brexit march from Sunderland to London, emphasizing peaceful protest despite public discontent. The speaker criticizes the withdrawal agreement, advocating for leaving on WTO terms. Concerns about rising political extremism and civil unrest are addressed, with a call for peaceful resolution. The speaker also mentions their personal commitment to the Brexit march amidst a busy schedule.

What is the main reason for public anger towards the government as discussed in the video?

• Lack of healthcare reforms

• Increase in taxes

• Parliament's attempt to stop Brexit

• Economic downturn

What is the speaker's opinion on the withdrawal agreement?

• It is a favorable deal

• It is the worst deal in history

• It will benefit the economy

• It is a temporary solution

What is the preferred alternative to the withdrawal agreement according to the speaker?

• Renegotiate the deal

• Hold another referendum

• Leave on WTO terms

• Remain in the EU

What does the speaker identify as the real gap in the country?

• Between different political parties

• Between urban and rural areas

• Between the public and politicians

• Between different age groups

What is the speaker's view on the rise of extremism?

• It is limited to certain regions

• It is a temporary phase

• It is a worrying trend

• It is not a concern