Nigel Farage being interviewed about Boris Johnson and Brexit

The transcript discusses the potential support for a general election, reflecting on past experiences with Theresa May and expressing skepticism towards Boris Johnson's intentions. It highlights the importance of trust and the Brexit Party's firm stance on not disappearing without negotiations.

What is the speaker's main concern about supporting a general election?

• Previous trust issues with Theresa May

• Lack of public interest

• Unclear election policies

• Insufficient campaign funds

Why does the speaker doubt Boris Johnson's intentions?

• He lacks experience in negotiations

• He has a history of broken promises

• He is from a different political party

• He has never been in politics before

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the Brexit party to consider cooperation?

• A new election manifesto

• A substantial offer or deal

• A change in leadership

• A public apology

According to the speaker, what cannot be done to the Brexit party?

• Make it disappear

• Change its leadership

• Increase its funding

• Alter its policies

What is the speaker's view on the current political trust situation?

• Trust is irrelevant in politics

• Trust is broken and hard to restore

• Trust is only a minor issue

• Trust is easily rebuilt