UK 2017 General Election - Lib Dems Tim Farron visits Holland Park School

The transcript discusses the concerns of young people regarding Brexit, presenting a hopeful manifesto that opposes Theresa May's Brexit deal. It critiques the deal supported by Jeremy Corbyn and UKIP, and emphasizes the importance of voting on the terms of the deal. The discussion highlights the potential for remaining in the EU and the impact of these decisions on young people and their families.

What is the main concern about the Brexit deal proposed by Theresa May?

• It is too favorable to the European Union.

• It is too lenient.

• It is considered bleak and extreme.

• It has no support from any political party.

Which political figures or parties are mentioned as supporting Theresa May's Brexit deal?

• David Cameron and the Labour Party

• Nigel Farage and the Liberal Democrats

• Jeremy Corbyn and UKIP

• Boris Johnson and the Green Party

What option is suggested if the Brexit deal is not satisfactory?

• Vote to remain in the European Union

• Accept the deal as it is

• Renegotiate the deal

• Seek a new referendum

What is the proposed benefit of voting on the terms of the Brexit deal?

• To delay the Brexit process indefinitely

• To strengthen the UK's position in negotiations

• To allow people to choose to remain in the EU if the deal is unsatisfactory

• To ensure a quick exit from the EU

Why is offering hope to young people and their families emphasized?

• Because they are the least affected by Brexit

• Because they overwhelmingly voted to remain

• Because they support the current deal

• Because they are indifferent to the outcome