Katie Hopkins at the UKIP Annual Conference in Doncaster

The speaker discusses concerns about migration and the fear of saying the wrong thing, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing British people. They highlight perceived media bias against UKIP and the need for a strong national voice. The speaker reflects on their unsuitability for leadership, humorously noting that they would frequently say the wrong things and attract police attention, similar to Katie Hopkins.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding migration?

• Saying the wrong thing

• Having a strong voice

• Being popular

• Prioritizing British people

What does the speaker believe about the media's treatment of UKIP?

• The media is indifferent

• The media is supportive

• The media is biased against UKIP

• The media is unbiased

What does the speaker suggest is needed in the media?

• More international news

• Less coverage of UKIP

• A voice that represents national concerns

• More entertainment

Why does the speaker think they would be a poor leader for UKIP?

• They lack political experience

• They are not interested in politics

• They would say controversial things

• They are too popular

What humorous consequence does the speaker foresee if they were to lead UKIP?

• Becoming a media darling

• Police frequently visiting them

• Being constantly praised

• Winning many elections