Boris Johnson gives speech on 'restoring hope and optimism' as Brexit draws closer

The transcript discusses the decline of UKIP and the importance of immigration control in the UK. It highlights the Prime Minister's stance on taking back control of laws and the implications of remaining in the EU's single market. The economic benefits of EU membership are questioned, with a comparison to non-EU countries experiencing rapid export growth.

What factors contributed to the decline of UKIP as an influential party in the UK?

How does the speaker describe the contrast between the UK's immigration control and that of Schengen countries?

What is the significance of the Prime Minister's statement regarding laws and control?

What implications does the speaker suggest regarding new laws imposed from abroad?

What concerns are raised about the economic benefits of EU membership?