Farage personally endorses two DUP candidates despite TUV alliance

The transcript covers a discussion on the impact of European elections on the economy, the debate over rejoining the EU, and the relationship with the Conservative Party. It also addresses challenges in candidate vetting and the alliance with the TUV in Northern Ireland. The speaker emphasizes the need for policies that promote growth and criticizes the current government's handling of Brexit-related issues.

What is the reform party's stance on the economic impact of their success in the European elections?

• They think it will boost market confidence.

• They are indifferent to market reactions.

• They believe it will lead to market instability.

• They expect a negative impact on growth.

Why does the reform party oppose rejoining the EU or customs union?

• They believe it will increase bureaucracy.

• They prefer to follow EU regulations.

• They aim to simplify and create their own rules.

• They want to maintain high tariffs.

What is the reform party's view on the Conservative party's handling of Brexit-related policies?

• They fully support the Conservative approach.

• They believe the Conservatives have reduced burdens on businesses.

• They criticize the Conservatives for not reducing regulatory burdens.

• They think the Conservatives have done enough.

What challenge does the reform party face with their candidates in the elections?

• Too much time for vetting candidates.

• No issues with candidate selection.

• Lack of experienced candidates.

• Overwhelming support from the public.

What is the reform party's stance on assimilation and its importance?

• Assimilation is not a priority for them.

• They believe assimilation prevents sectarianism.

• They think assimilation leads to separation.

• They are indifferent to assimilation issues.