Michael Heseltine: 'Tories risk being captured by phobic politics of Farage'

The speaker addresses critics, defending their lifelong beliefs and political identity. They emphasize the importance of appealing to a broader audience, particularly the younger generation, to maintain political power. The potential negative consequences of Brexit are highlighted, warning against aligning with narrow nationalism. The speaker calls for a democratic approach to Brexit, urging leaders to allow the public a final say to ensure a stable political future.

What does the speaker mean by 'the power to build a society that you can be proud to call your legacy'?

How does the speaker suggest the Conservative Party should approach the younger generation?

What does the speaker believe is the consequence of turning the Conservative Party into a branch office of Brexit?

What is the speaker's stance on the current leadership of the Conservative Party regarding Brexit?

What appeal does the speaker make to the members of the Conservative Party regarding Brexit?