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Asked about the Chagos Islanders' return and the eviction threats, Nigel Farage doesn't hold back: Chagossians land, declare they're here to stay, and Labour's patrol boats serve removal orders with 3-year jail warnings. Absolute disgrace - evicting their own people to appease a dodgy deal. Farage calls it what... show more

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'This is the worst deal I’ve ever seen!' Nigel Farage blasts Labour's Chagos Islands handover, calling it a betrayal of national security, a £50 billion taxpayer disaster, and a slap in the face to the Chagossians. 'I hope Trump’s has sunk this Chagos deal below the waterline.'

'This is the worst deal I’ve ever seen!' Nigel Farage blasts Labour's Chagos Islands handover, calling it a betrayal of national security, a £50 billion taxpayer disaster, and a slap in the face to the Chagossians. 'I hope Trump’s has sunk this Chagos deal below the waterline.'

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Breaking: Reform UK quietly supporting and paying for British Chagossians to head back to the Chagos Islands to stand firm against Starmer's surrender. They're protesting on the ground to block this handover of our sovereign land. Legal arguments are strong - Reform won't let it go without a fight. Heroes standing up for Britain! #ReformUK

Breaking: Reform UK quietly supporting and paying for British Chagossians to head back to the Chagos Islands to stand firm against Starmer's surrender. They're protesting on the ground to block this handover of our sovereign land. Legal arguments are strong - Reform won't let it go without a fight. Heroes standing up for Britain! #ReformUK

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Starmer demanded an apology – Nigel Farage gave him a roasting on Chagos instead. Why do Chagossians human rights not count when Labour's packed with HR lawyers? Starmer loses his rag, rabidly telling people to vote Labour over Matt Goodwin in the by-election and uses Tommy Robinson's endorsement as a cheap hit. Weak, desperate, and transparent. Voters aren't buying it! #ReformUK

Starmer demanded an apology – Nigel Farage gave him a roasting on Chagos instead. Why do Chagossians human rights not count when Labour's packed with HR lawyers? Starmer loses his rag, rabidly telling people to vote Labour over Matt Goodwin in the by-election and uses Tommy Robinson's endorsement as a cheap hit. Weak, desperate, and transparent. Voters aren't buying it! #ReformUK

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Nigel Farage says a migrant deal with Emmanuel Macron is wrong because “this is Brexit Britain—we voted to take back control, not to accept a deal from a French president.” But here’s the thing: This is Brexit Britain. And it means a permanent migrant crisis we can’t fix. 🧵

Nigel Farage says a migrant deal with Emmanuel Macron is wrong because “this is Brexit Britain—we voted to take back control, not to accept a deal from a French president.” But here’s the thing: This is Brexit Britain. And it means a permanent migrant crisis we can’t fix. 🧵

Liz Webster

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Ed Davey, "I'm afraid Nigel Farage should be apologising for helping cause this problem in the first place" "Before Brexit we didn't have a small boats problem because we had 27 return agreements with European Union countries and we could return people" "But that's to Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson and the Conservatives, we tore up those agreements when we left the European Union, and now we have this problem" "I hope when he's on your program you'll ask him to apologise" "What Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson did is have a magnet of people, more and more people coming to the UK, because we can't return them" "So again I ask you please, that Nigel Farage is exposed for his failures and contributions to the small boats crisis" - Maybe we should call them Farage's Brexit Boats

Ed Davey, "I'm afraid Nigel Farage should be apologising for helping cause this problem in the first place" "Before Brexit we didn't have a small boats problem because we had 27 return agreements with European Union countries and we could return people" "But that's to Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson and the Conservatives, we tore up those agreements when we left the European Union, and now we have this problem" "I hope when he's on your program you'll ask him to apologise" "What Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson did is have a magnet of people, more and more people coming to the UK, because we can't return them" "So again I ask you please, that Nigel Farage is exposed for his failures and contributions to the small boats crisis" - Maybe we should call them Farage's Brexit Boats

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‘If you come here illegally, you will be banged up, deported and not allowed to stay. It is the only solution!’ Leader of Reform UK Nigel Farage MP slams Labour’s approach to tackling the small boats, labelling the crisis ‘a threat to national security.’

‘If you come here illegally, you will be banged up, deported and not allowed to stay. It is the only solution!’ Leader of Reform UK Nigel Farage MP slams Labour’s approach to tackling the small boats, labelling the crisis ‘a threat to national security.’

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Starmer in his comeback speech after local 'bloodbath' elections- 🚨 The reason Britain is poorer - Nigel Farage 🚨 The reason migration has increased- Nigel Farage 🚨 The reason our country is less secure- Nigel Farage 🚨 The person taking us for a ride- Nigel Farage 🚨 The person that flees the scene rather than face up to the consequences of his actions - Nigel Farage So in order to win back the support of the people what does he do - 🚨 calls the man that millions of people voted for a 'Grifter' and a 'Chancer' 🚨 Vows to get Britain back in with Europe even though millions just voted for the man that campaigned to get us out the EU It may sound like he has support as the carefully selected crowd clap but in reality the Police have had to close the streets surrounding Parliament because they know how much Starmer is hated right now. What a mess 🤬

Starmer in his comeback speech after local 'bloodbath' elections- 🚨 The reason Britain is poorer - Nigel Farage 🚨 The reason migration has increased- Nigel Farage 🚨 The reason our country is less secure- Nigel Farage 🚨 The person taking us for a ride- Nigel Farage 🚨 The person that flees the scene rather than face up to the consequences of his actions - Nigel Farage So in order to win back the support of the people what does he do - 🚨 calls the man that millions of people voted for a 'Grifter' and a 'Chancer' 🚨 Vows to get Britain back in with Europe even though millions just voted for the man that campaigned to get us out the EU It may sound like he has support as the carefully selected crowd clap but in reality the Police have had to close the streets surrounding Parliament because they know how much Starmer is hated right now. What a mess 🤬

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Peston (2016), "Every big international organisation, the IMF, the OECD, the Bank of England, all say leaving the EU would impose a significant economic cost on Britain and British people. Are they all just making it up?" Nigel Farage, "They're paid to say so" Peston, "What do you mean they're paid to say so" Nigel Farage, "Of course they're paid to say so" --- The UK loses £40 billion a year in tax revenue because of Brexit Households are £1,429 poorer per year

Peston (2016), "Every big international organisation, the IMF, the OECD, the Bank of England, all say leaving the EU would impose a significant economic cost on Britain and British people. Are they all just making it up?" Nigel Farage, "They're paid to say so" Peston, "What do you mean they're paid to say so" Nigel Farage, "Of course they're paid to say so" --- The UK loses £40 billion a year in tax revenue because of Brexit Households are £1,429 poorer per year

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"Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it. And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Independent Member of UK Parliament Andrew Bridgen (Andrew Bridgen) describes for Liz Gunn (@LizGunn18), et al. how Nigel Farage (Nigel Farage MP), a British politician and broadcaster who has been the leader of Reform U.K. since June 2024, is a "character" playing a part in order to hold up the "uniparty system." "Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it," Bridgen says. "And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Bridgen goes on to say: "The tired pantomime of British politics, of the two main parties, is so tired, that it's a bit like a soap opera, where you have to bring a new character in with a new storyline to make people watch again and believe, and I'm afraid Nigel Farage is that new character they've brought into the uniparty system."

"Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it. And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Independent Member of UK Parliament Andrew Bridgen (Andrew Bridgen) describes for Liz Gunn (@LizGunn18), et al. how Nigel Farage (Nigel Farage MP), a British politician and broadcaster who has been the leader of Reform U.K. since June 2024, is a "character" playing a part in order to hold up the "uniparty system." "Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it," Bridgen says. "And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Bridgen goes on to say: "The tired pantomime of British politics, of the two main parties, is so tired, that it's a bit like a soap opera, where you have to bring a new character in with a new storyline to make people watch again and believe, and I'm afraid Nigel Farage is that new character they've brought into the uniparty system."

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After Keir Starmer was caught out fibbing about China being against his Chagos Surrender Deal, it turns out Iran enthusiastically back Mauritius and the surrender of British sovereignty too! Watch here for more details 👇👇👇 What else is Starmer lying to Britain about?

After Keir Starmer was caught out fibbing about China being against his Chagos Surrender Deal, it turns out Iran enthusiastically back Mauritius and the surrender of British sovereignty too! Watch here for more details 👇👇👇 What else is Starmer lying to Britain about?

Priti Patel MP

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Nigel Farage is asked about Giorgia Meloni supposedly warning Kemi Badenoch not to make a pact with Reform. His response: “Where’s the quotes?” It appears Kemi may be spinning. Then Alex Phillips and Tom Slater discuss it. Alex says Meloni and her inner circle are furious about the headline. Talk Nigel Farage Alex Phillips Tom Slater Giorgia Meloni spiked

Nigel Farage is asked about Giorgia Meloni supposedly warning Kemi Badenoch not to make a pact with Reform. His response: “Where’s the quotes?” It appears Kemi may be spinning. Then Alex Phillips and Tom Slater discuss it. Alex says Meloni and her inner circle are furious about the headline. Talk Nigel Farage Alex Phillips Tom Slater Giorgia Meloni spiked

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Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"

Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"

Farrukh

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Keir Starmer, "The £5,000,000 question is, why did the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage, keep this donation secret?" "I see he is not here to answer" "And what did the crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne (who has lived in Thailand for over 20 years) who is lining his pockets ask for in return?" "Those questions need to be answered. That's why Nigel Farage is not here" #PMQs Previously, Nigel Farage said it was campaigning for Brexit for the past 27 years And Ben Habib said that both Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson first received £1,000,000 each for Brexit, and then this additional £5,000,000 to Farage for Brexit It begs the question, why has Nigel Farage spent so much time trying to reduce tax on crypto transactions, the very business that his Brexit donor Christopher Harborne is involved in? If the gift was for Brexit and not lobbying to reduce tax on crypto transactions? Is it just a coincidence? And what about Boris Johnson, why does he get a free pass from scrutiny? Unless he's already declared the £1,000,000 that Christopher Harborne gave him according to Ben Habib? Brexiters campaigned for get rid of foreign influence in British politics, and according to Ben Habib, both Farage and Johnson were paid by a foreign-based billionaire to deliver Brexit, which is literally, foreign interference in our democracy At what point to Brexiters acknowledge that they've all been conned; the country is poorer, while the architects of Brexit, Johnson and Farage, both got a 7 figure gift for their services

Keir Starmer, "The £5,000,000 question is, why did the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage, keep this donation secret?" "I see he is not here to answer" "And what did the crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne (who has lived in Thailand for over 20 years) who is lining his pockets ask for in return?" "Those questions need to be answered. That's why Nigel Farage is not here" #PMQs Previously, Nigel Farage said it was campaigning for Brexit for the past 27 years And Ben Habib said that both Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson first received £1,000,000 each for Brexit, and then this additional £5,000,000 to Farage for Brexit It begs the question, why has Nigel Farage spent so much time trying to reduce tax on crypto transactions, the very business that his Brexit donor Christopher Harborne is involved in? If the gift was for Brexit and not lobbying to reduce tax on crypto transactions? Is it just a coincidence? And what about Boris Johnson, why does he get a free pass from scrutiny? Unless he's already declared the £1,000,000 that Christopher Harborne gave him according to Ben Habib? Brexiters campaigned for get rid of foreign influence in British politics, and according to Ben Habib, both Farage and Johnson were paid by a foreign-based billionaire to deliver Brexit, which is literally, foreign interference in our democracy At what point to Brexiters acknowledge that they've all been conned; the country is poorer, while the architects of Brexit, Johnson and Farage, both got a 7 figure gift for their services

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🚨🇮🇱🇱🇧 The Israel-Lebanon agreement doesn't include Hezbollah, and that's the whole problem. Ex-CIA Larry Johnson says the deal is dead on arrival. "Hezbollah is not going to withdraw. That's their land. They're not going to cede it to Israel, and they're not going to cede it to the Lebanese government." You can't end a war by ignoring the people fighting it. SonofNewAmericanRevolution

🚨🇮🇱🇱🇧 The Israel-Lebanon agreement doesn't include Hezbollah, and that's the whole problem. Ex-CIA Larry Johnson says the deal is dead on arrival. "Hezbollah is not going to withdraw. That's their land. They're not going to cede it to Israel, and they're not going to cede it to the Lebanese government." You can't end a war by ignoring the people fighting it. SonofNewAmericanRevolution

Mario Nawfal

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🚨FARAGE SCOFFS AT RUPERT’S RAPE GANG INQUIRY Though he, like the rest of us, has no confidence in the government’s national inquiry, he calls any third party inquiry a “waste of space.” This is the man who last January promised to launch his own inquiry if Labour refused. Yusuf and Farage didn’t hold their inquiry because they want to appease Islam and redirect resources to their own pockets. Rupert is the true leader of the people, who has had the will to launch his own inquiry and let brave victim tell their stories! An HONOURABLE act given that Restore Britain has far fewer resources than other political parties…

🚨FARAGE SCOFFS AT RUPERT’S RAPE GANG INQUIRY Though he, like the rest of us, has no confidence in the government’s national inquiry, he calls any third party inquiry a “waste of space.” This is the man who last January promised to launch his own inquiry if Labour refused. Yusuf and Farage didn’t hold their inquiry because they want to appease Islam and redirect resources to their own pockets. Rupert is the true leader of the people, who has had the will to launch his own inquiry and let brave victim tell their stories! An HONOURABLE act given that Restore Britain has far fewer resources than other political parties…

Sedd

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Reducing the waffle down what Nigel Farage has said is "I would meet with Rupert Lowe MP but it is the members and voters of Reform UK that are telling me not to" When you extrapolate from the available polling data what Farage is arguing is simply not defensible Most polling shows active support for an agreement. An Daily Express poll, so not Reform UK specific but a close marker, put support for a deal between Farage and Lowe at 82% When looking at voting behaviour, formal polling shows 42% of Reform UK voters would back a Restore Britain candidate - compared to 33% who would back a Tory - if Reform UK had no candidate on the ballot. As per usual the ego of Nigel Farage on full display. He couldn't be honest, self-sacrificing or patriotic if his life depended on it

Reducing the waffle down what Nigel Farage has said is "I would meet with Rupert Lowe MP but it is the members and voters of Reform UK that are telling me not to" When you extrapolate from the available polling data what Farage is arguing is simply not defensible Most polling shows active support for an agreement. An Daily Express poll, so not Reform UK specific but a close marker, put support for a deal between Farage and Lowe at 82% When looking at voting behaviour, formal polling shows 42% of Reform UK voters would back a Restore Britain candidate - compared to 33% who would back a Tory - if Reform UK had no candidate on the ballot. As per usual the ego of Nigel Farage on full display. He couldn't be honest, self-sacrificing or patriotic if his life depended on it

Peter C. Barnes

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Farage scrambles to win back support after branding protesters "disgusting" Nigel Farage is trying to repair the damage after calling Dover's anti-migration protesters "disgusting," releasing a new statement as Reform UK warns "Britain is on the edge of serious civil disturbance" following the chaos in Portsmouth. Too little, too late. The people who turned out in Dover and Portsmouth aren't looking for a leader who insults them one week and praises them the next. We will not forget who Farage sided with when it mattered.

Farage scrambles to win back support after branding protesters "disgusting" Nigel Farage is trying to repair the damage after calling Dover's anti-migration protesters "disgusting," releasing a new statement as Reform UK warns "Britain is on the edge of serious civil disturbance" following the chaos in Portsmouth. Too little, too late. The people who turned out in Dover and Portsmouth aren't looking for a leader who insults them one week and praises them the next. We will not forget who Farage sided with when it mattered.

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Stephen Flynn, "On Brexit, everyone across the UK right now feels that Britain is broken" "And the guy who orchestrated Brexit, Nigel Farage, doesn't have to face the consequences of the economic damage that Brexit has done to the UK" "It has made us smaller, it has made us poorer" "If the Labour party want to defeat Nigel Farage they need to accept the premise that Brexit has been a disaster" "And explain to people across the UK that the only way, the best way to grow the economy is to get our public finances in a fit state, as a result of realigning our relationship with the EU"

Stephen Flynn, "On Brexit, everyone across the UK right now feels that Britain is broken" "And the guy who orchestrated Brexit, Nigel Farage, doesn't have to face the consequences of the economic damage that Brexit has done to the UK" "It has made us smaller, it has made us poorer" "If the Labour party want to defeat Nigel Farage they need to accept the premise that Brexit has been a disaster" "And explain to people across the UK that the only way, the best way to grow the economy is to get our public finances in a fit state, as a result of realigning our relationship with the EU"

Farrukh

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Nigel Farage rushed to demand an apology from his own candidate Chris Parry instead of defending him. Questioning a senior politician’s political loyalties— based on their words, actions, and priorities — is not racism. It’s politics. David Lammy has consistently aligned himself with causes and interests outside Britain. Pointing that out is legitimate scrutiny, not heresy. Reform isn’t a serious movement and throwing candidates under the bus at the first whiff of controversy is weak leadership. Nigel Farage MP = weak sauce.

Nigel Farage rushed to demand an apology from his own candidate Chris Parry instead of defending him. Questioning a senior politician’s political loyalties— based on their words, actions, and priorities — is not racism. It’s politics. David Lammy has consistently aligned himself with causes and interests outside Britain. Pointing that out is legitimate scrutiny, not heresy. Reform isn’t a serious movement and throwing candidates under the bus at the first whiff of controversy is weak leadership. Nigel Farage MP = weak sauce.

Richard Thomson

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Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* *Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍* "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"

Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍 "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"

Farrukh

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