Paul Nuttall speech soundbites on election as new leader of UKIP

The speaker emphasizes the need for unity within UKIP to effectively support Brexit. They highlight the importance of coming together, resolving differences, and fulfilling the duty to unite for the 17.5 million Brexit voters. The speech underscores UKIP's role in ensuring a genuine Brexit and warns against a diluted version. The speaker concludes with a commitment to leadership and unity to prevent any betrayal of the British people's will.

What does the speaker mean by 'day zero'?

What is the speaker's call for unity about?

What are the implications of UKIP ceasing to be an electoral force according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest will happen if the UK does not control its own borders?

How does the speaker view the relationship between UKIP and the British people?