Nigel Farage says he'll be Clacton's 'champion' as he visits town after announcing candidacy

The transcript discusses political support during the Brexit referendum, critiques the Conservative government's handling of immigration, and highlights the need for a genuine opposition to Labour. It emphasizes the importance of immigration for public services and community well-being, while also addressing local political dynamics and future plans. The speaker expresses disappointment with current political parties and outlines a vision for better representation and investment in local areas.

What role did Douglas Carswell play in the Brexit referendum campaign?

What are the speaker's views on the current Conservative Party and Labour Party?

How does the speaker perceive the impact of Brexit on Labour?

What does the speaker believe about net migration and its effects?

How does the speaker feel about the potential Tory takeover?

What is the speaker's stance on immigration and the need for immigrant workers?

What are the speaker's thoughts on the media circus surrounding Nigel?