Nigel Farage gives interview regarding Jeremy Corbyn Neutral stance on brexit

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's stance on Brexit, highlighting Jeremy Corbyn's neutral position in a potential second referendum. It explores the internal divisions within the party, with a significant portion of Labour MPs being Remainers, while many Labour voters supported leaving the EU. The discussion also touches on the impact of this stance on traditional Labour strongholds, particularly in the North East, where many constituencies voted to leave. Corbyn's leadership is debated, with arguments for and against his approach to uniting the country. The overall credibility of Labour's position on Brexit is questioned.

What is the Labour leader's position on a second Brexit referendum?

• He supports remaining in the EU.

• He opposes a second referendum.

• He supports leaving the EU.

• He plans to stay neutral.

Why is the Labour leader's neutral stance on Brexit criticized?

• It shows a lack of leadership.

• It is too supportive of Leave.

• It is too aggressive.

• It is too supportive of Remain.

What percentage of Labour Party members in Parliament are Remainers?

• 100%

• 75%

• 50%

• 95%

What challenge does the Labour leader face with Labour leave voters?

• Convincing them to support Remain.

• Supporting a no-deal Brexit.

• Balancing their views with Remainers.

• Ignoring their concerns.

What is the main issue with Labour's current stance according to the transcript?

• It is too supportive of Remain.

• It is too supportive of Leave.

• It lacks credibility.

• It is too aggressive.