Party Leaders out campaigning ahead of the first National Leaders Debate

The transcript covers the final preparations for the first televised election debate in British history. The leaders, including David Cameron and Nick Clegg, are under pressure as their performances could be decisive in the close race. Cameron focuses on re-engaging the public and restoring trust in politics, while Clegg views the debate as a significant opportunity. Clegg also experiences a minor gaffe regarding his math skills, highlighting the scrutiny leaders face. The debate is seen as a crucial moment for the leaders to communicate their visions and connect with the public.

What was Nick Clegg's sentiment about the debate?

What challenges do the leaders face during the debate?