Farage announces that the Brexit Party will not stand in seats won by Tories in 2017

The transcript outlines the Brexit Party's strategy for the upcoming election. They will not contest the 317 seats won by the Conservatives but will focus on Labour-held seats and other remainer parties. The aim is to expose Labour's betrayal of their voters and push for change in traditional Labour areas. The Brexit Party emphasizes the authenticity of their candidates, who are committed to making a difference. They plan to hold Boris Johnson accountable to his promises, ensuring that the UK leaves the EU by the end of 2020 without political alignment. The announcement aims to prevent a second referendum.

What is the primary focus of the Brexit Party's strategy as discussed in the video?

• To support the Conservative Party unconditionally

• To form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats

• To target Labour Party seats for breaking their manifesto pledge

• To contest all 600 seats in the election

According to the speaker, what is the Labour Party's current relationship with its traditional safe seats?

• They have strengthened their hold on traditional safe seats

• They have completely abandoned their traditional safe seats

• They have moved away from their traditional safe seats

• They are closely aligned with their traditional safe seats

What is one of the key messages the Brexit Party aims to convey in Labour areas?

• Support for a second referendum

• Desire to join the European army

• Commitment to sensible immigration controls

• Support for an open-door immigration policy

How does the speaker suggest the Brexit Party will hold Boris Johnson accountable?

• By organizing protests against the government

• By supporting the Liberal Democrats

• By winning seats and having a voice in Parliament

• By forming a coalition with the Conservative Party

What does the speaker believe their announcement will prevent?

• The dissolution of the Brexit Party

• A coalition between Labour and the Conservatives

• A second referendum from happening

• The formation of a European army