No-deal Brexit 'no problem', says Nigel Farage

The transcript discusses the sentiment of turning away from Brexit, emphasizing a cross-party campaign called 'leave means leave'. It highlights the importance of remobilizing the People's Army to express public opinion and debates the implications of leaving the EU on WTO rules. The speaker argues for a free trade deal with the EU and concludes with the stance that a no-deal scenario is not problematic.

What is the primary focus of the 'Leave Means Leave' campaign according to the speaker?

• Personal ambition

• Political party interests

• Cross-party collaboration

• Economic growth

What does the speaker suggest the public should do regarding their feelings about Brexit?

• Ignore political discussions

• Express their true feelings to politicians

• Support any political party

• Keep their opinions private

What is the speaker's stance on the negative arguments about Brexit?

• They are beneficial

• They should be stopped

• They are necessary for debate

• They should be ignored

How does the speaker view the possibility of leaving on WTO rules?

• As a political failure

• As a disaster

• As an economic boost

• As a manageable situation

What is the speaker's belief about achieving a free trade deal with the European Union?

• It is unnecessary

• It is achievable

• It is already in place

• It is impossible