EU Referendum: Nigel Farage campaigning in Birmingham for UKIP Vote to Leave campaign

The transcript involves a series of interactions and discussions. It begins with greetings and meeting a 'real man.' The conversation shifts to a discussion about not leaving and distributing items like confetti. There is a call to action directed at George and Nigel, followed by an expression of the desire for independence, focusing on making their own laws and controlling borders. The transcript concludes with a discussion on the necessity of changing the law.

What emotions are conveyed in the statement 'No one's leaving. We're almost home.'?

What does the speaker mean by 'We want our country back'?

What actions are being requested with 'Get him out, Nigel, get him out.'?

How does the speaker express a desire for autonomy in the statement 'All we want to do is make our own laws and control our own borders'?

What is the significance of the phrase 'The law's got to be changed'?