Sir Vince Cable addresses Liberal Democrat party conference

The transcript critiques the shift in political priorities from country to party, highlighting the negative impacts of Brexit on the UK. It discusses the transformation of the Conservative Party into a nationalist entity, driven by nostalgia and historical narratives. Boris Johnson is compared to historical figures like Winston Churchill and Roman Emperor Galba, emphasizing his leadership flaws. The transcript concludes with a critique of Johnson's policies, particularly regarding the NHS and relations with the US.

What is the significance of the phrase 'bollocks to Brexit' in the context of the speaker's argument?

What does the speaker suggest about the narrative of patriotism in England?