Ann Widdecombe and Nigel Farage criticise Boris Johnson's deal

The transcript discusses the Brexit deal, highlighting improvements over the May deal but criticizing it as not a true Brexit. It critiques Parliament's indecisiveness and the Conservative Party's failure to maintain independence. The speaker questions the effectiveness of Boris's deal, noting it is largely similar to the previous one rejected by Parliament.

What does the speaker believe is the only form of Brexit that truly represents Brexit?

• A completely clean break

• A partial agreement

• A deal similar to May's

• A renegotiated deal

What does the speaker suggest should happen if Parliament does not allow Britain to leave the EU?

• Parliament should be dissolved

• Negotiations should continue

• Parliament should be replaced

• A new referendum should be held

What is the speaker's opinion on the Conservative Party's current role?

• It is failing to conserve independence

• It is effectively conserving the Union

• It is successfully negotiating with the EU

• It is maintaining traditional values

How does the speaker describe Boris Johnson's deal?

• A completely new agreement

• A reheating of May's EU treaty

• A significant departure from previous deals

• A minor improvement

What percentage of Boris Johnson's withdrawal agreement is similar to the previous one?

• 100%

• 95%

• 75%

• 50%