Topic: Vote Leave

The discussion turns to the ongoing efforts in the UK Parliament to secure a "People's Vote" or a second referendum on Brexit. Opponents of the leave vote are highlighting alleged spending irregularities and "industrial scale fraud" by the Vote Leave campaign to invalidate the 2016 results. Prime Minister Theresa May maintains that the original vote must be respected to preserve trust in politics.

A New Zealand news segment discusses allegations of electoral law violations by the "Vote Leave" campaign during the Brexit referendum. Professor Robert Patman suggests that the overspending could lead to a public inquiry or a "redo" of the vote. The hosts argue that this is a coordinated strategy to delegitimize the original referendum results and force a second vote.

Dominic Cummings, the strategist behind the "Vote Leave" campaign, explains the psychological power of the "Take Back Control" slogan. He describes how the message triggered "loss aversion" and appealed to voters who felt ignored by the London establishment and global bankers.