Hello and welcome to Brexit Republic, RTE's podcast on Brexit.

I'm Colom Ongine, RTE's Deputy Foreign Editor in Dublin, with a bit of bonus material for you at the start of the week.

Last week, Claire Fox, NEP for the northwest of England, the Brexit Party delivered an address

at the Institute for International and European Affairs in Dublin.

Now, she outlined her views on what motivated the leave vote, amongst other things, and I sat

down for a bit of a look back and a bit of a look ahead. Now it doesn't cover absolutely everything,

the recent election result or anything else, but it does get into what she believes the motivation behind the leave vote was and maybe some of the next steps and how she'll be watching them

as the Tory party gets the withdrawal agreement bill through the Houses of Parliament and goes

on and conducts negotiations with the European Union.

Have a listen.

So I'm Claire Fox.

I'm the Director of the Academy of Ideas.

He's had a temporary foray into elected politics and therefore I'm the Brexit Party

member of the European Parliament for the north-west of England.

And soon to be full-time director of the Institute ideas again.

Indeed.

Indeed.

Right.

Okay.

So, broadly speaking, for people who didn't get the benefit of your talk in the Institute

of International and European Affairs here in Dublin, you were talking about the phenomenon

of the Leave vote.

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