Farage: We want Reform UK to be the opposition party

The transcript discusses the political landscape, predicting a Labour victory and questioning the effectiveness of the Conservative Party as an opposition. It outlines the Reform Party's strategy to build a base for future elections, drawing parallels to Canada's Reform Party. The speaker emphasizes the challenges of the first-past-the-post system and the potential for a new political movement.

What is the speaker's prediction about the upcoming election?

• A narrow victory for the Conservatives

• A significant win for Labour

• A coalition government

• An unexpected third-party victory

Why does the speaker believe a vote for the Conservative Party might be wasted?

• The Conservatives have a strong opposition

• The Conservatives are merging with another party

• The Conservatives are too divided

• The Conservatives are expected to win

What is the main goal of the Reform Party according to the speaker?

• To win the next election immediately

• To build a base for future elections

• To dissolve the party

• To merge with the Labour Party

What historical example does the speaker use to illustrate a potential future for the Reform Party?

• The formation of the European Union

• The dissolution of the Soviet Union

• The emergence of the Reform Party in Canada

• The rise of the Green Party in Germany

What challenge does the speaker acknowledge about the political system?

• The unpredictability of voter turnout

• The influence of social media on elections

• The difficulty of the first-past-the-post system

• The complexity of coalition governments