Nigel Farage: I would want to see Tory manifesto before voting for them

The transcript discusses the importance of the Tory manifesto in deciding whether to vote for the Tory party. It highlights the potential changes to the original deal as indicated by Boris, which could influence voting decisions in the European Parliament. The speaker expresses a willingness to consider voting for the deal if the changes are implemented, but not in its current form.

Why does the speaker want to see the Tory manifesto before deciding to vote?

• To check for any grammatical errors.

• To ensure it aligns with their personal beliefs.

• To compare it with other party manifestos.

• To verify if Boris's statements are included.

What is the speaker's opinion on the original deal?

• They think it is perfect as it is.

• They would never have voted for it.

• They fully support it.

• They believe it needs minor adjustments.

What changes does the speaker hope for in the deal?

• Changes that remove all trade agreements.

• Changes that make the deal more complex.

• Changes that delay Brexit indefinitely.

• Changes that align with Boris's indications.

What is the speaker's role in the context of the deal?

• A journalist covering Brexit.

• A member of the Tory party.

• A member of the European Parliament.

• A political analyst.

Under what condition would the speaker support the deal in the European Parliament?

• If it is rejected by other parties.

• If it includes Boris's indicated changes.

• If it remains unchanged.

• If it is delayed for further review.