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Farage has been told over and over again that he has to start building a shadow Cabinet and he has to publish much more policy in order to build credibility. Dominic Cummings says his lack of a team and plan is coming up in focus groups. So why hasn’t...

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Unelected nobody Zia Yusuf is asked why he hasn’t stood for election and tries to avoid the question with a random rant. In the end he refuses to deny that he has not been selected by Reform UK and Nigel Farage. #bbcqt
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Unelected nobody Zia Yusuf is asked why he hasn’t stood for election and tries to avoid the question with a random rant. In the end he refuses to deny that he has not been selected by Reform UK and Nigel Farage. #bbcqt

Mike H

172,972 次观看 • 1 个月前

“Again, the title on your screens, you can see it there, 7th of July. We read twice for you that Farage’s spokesperson has said that Mr Nigel Farage had already told the relevant people in Parliament about both his donation from Harbourne and also his donation from Cottrell, and those people responsible in parliament for investigating parliamentary standards advised Farage he did not have to register those relationships in the parliamentary standards register. and that’s according to the Telegraph today, that Farage was advised ‘that they did not need to be reported’. Now that particular piece of information is highly highly relevant, because it’s a very specific rebuttal by Nigel. He is stating that he had already told the relevant people in parliament of these two donations and that they’d advised him that he did not need to report them. If that’s a lie, it’s very easy to catch Nigel Farage out in that lie because of course there will be those people in parliament will be able to say ‘we weren’t told, there’s no record of Nigel Farage telling us.’ But Farage claiming that he had indeed told them is a very specific thing to be lying about, because it’s very easy to disprove. So for Farage to make that claim in our view indicates that he did indeed tell the relevant people in parliament about the relationship he had with Christopher Harbourne and Posh George, or George Cottrell, otherwise he’d be very easily caught out lying.” Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED
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“Again, the title on your screens, you can see it there, 7th of July. We read twice for you that Farage’s spokesperson has said that Mr Nigel Farage had already told the relevant people in Parliament about both his donation from Harbourne and also his donation from Cottrell, and those people responsible in parliament for investigating parliamentary standards advised Farage he did not have to register those relationships in the parliamentary standards register. and that’s according to the Telegraph today, that Farage was advised ‘that they did not need to be reported’. Now that particular piece of information is highly highly relevant, because it’s a very specific rebuttal by Nigel. He is stating that he had already told the relevant people in parliament of these two donations and that they’d advised him that he did not need to report them. If that’s a lie, it’s very easy to catch Nigel Farage out in that lie because of course there will be those people in parliament will be able to say ‘we weren’t told, there’s no record of Nigel Farage telling us.’ But Farage claiming that he had indeed told them is a very specific thing to be lying about, because it’s very easy to disprove. So for Farage to make that claim in our view indicates that he did indeed tell the relevant people in parliament about the relationship he had with Christopher Harbourne and Posh George, or George Cottrell, otherwise he’d be very easily caught out lying.” Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED

أبو عمّار

20,052 次观看 • 1 个月前

I’ve long been told by disgruntled former insiders that Reform is an entertainment company not a political party. I’m glad to see Dan Wootton reporting this because it’s crucial that Reform members know that Reform is little more than a PR firm for Nigel Farage MP and Zia Yusuf.
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I’ve long been told by disgruntled former insiders that Reform is an entertainment company not a political party. I’m glad to see Dan Wootton reporting this because it’s crucial that Reform members know that Reform is little more than a PR firm for Nigel Farage MP and Zia Yusuf.

Wolf 🐺

28,553 次观看 • 8 个月前

Zack Polanski, "I want to ask Zia Yusuf, Nathan Gill who was found of guilty of bribery with the Russian state" "Zia said that Nigel Farage and Reform UK did not know who this man was" "But Nigel Farage including the day after Brexit happened was pictured with four men behind him. One of them being former MEP Nathan Gill" "The man that Zia says: no one knows who Nathan Gill was" "So are you lying or is Nigel Farage lying?" Zia Yusuf, "I have never met Nathan Gill" Zack Polanski, "You said Nigel Farage has met thousands of people he doesn't know who Nathan Gill is. - Was that a lie?" Zia Yusuf, "I said he meets tens of thousand of people over the course of a year.. I have never met him before" Zack Polanski, "What about Nigel Farage? - You'r e filibustering" Zia Yusuf, "Nigel was not leader when Nathan Gill had a position" Zack Polanski, "Was he stood behind Nigel Farage in the picture or was he not?" Zia Yusuf, "The number of people standing in a photo with Nigel Farage, there would be hundreds of them" Followed by a clip of Nigel Farage endorsing Nathan Gill...
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Zack Polanski, "I want to ask Zia Yusuf, Nathan Gill who was found of guilty of bribery with the Russian state" "Zia said that Nigel Farage and Reform UK did not know who this man was" "But Nigel Farage including the day after Brexit happened was pictured with four men behind him. One of them being former MEP Nathan Gill" "The man that Zia says: no one knows who Nathan Gill was" "So are you lying or is Nigel Farage lying?" Zia Yusuf, "I have never met Nathan Gill" Zack Polanski, "You said Nigel Farage has met thousands of people he doesn't know who Nathan Gill is. - Was that a lie?" Zia Yusuf, "I said he meets tens of thousand of people over the course of a year.. I have never met him before" Zack Polanski, "What about Nigel Farage? - You'r e filibustering" Zia Yusuf, "Nigel was not leader when Nathan Gill had a position" Zack Polanski, "Was he stood behind Nigel Farage in the picture or was he not?" Zia Yusuf, "The number of people standing in a photo with Nigel Farage, there would be hundreds of them" Followed by a clip of Nigel Farage endorsing Nathan Gill...

Farrukh

190,066 次观看 • 10 个月前

"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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"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."

Sense Receptor

389,037 次观看 • 2 年前

Nigel Farage rightly points out that he can't investigate further whether anyone else in Reform UK has taken bribes from Russia as he doesn't have investigatory powers to look at phones, emails, etc Nigel Farage wrongly says that Nathan Gill has not been with him for a long time, they've been best buddies for over two decades, from UKIP to Brexit Party to Reform UK, and Farage has praised him many times Also, how absurd is it to have a police and security service and not ask them to investigate. First the Conservatives, now Labour, both scared of asking our security services to investigate Russian interference in our democracy, what happened to patriotism?
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Nigel Farage rightly points out that he can't investigate further whether anyone else in Reform UK has taken bribes from Russia as he doesn't have investigatory powers to look at phones, emails, etc Nigel Farage wrongly says that Nathan Gill has not been with him for a long time, they've been best buddies for over two decades, from UKIP to Brexit Party to Reform UK, and Farage has praised him many times Also, how absurd is it to have a police and security service and not ask them to investigate. First the Conservatives, now Labour, both scared of asking our security services to investigate Russian interference in our democracy, what happened to patriotism?

Farrukh

91,253 次观看 • 8 个月前

Nigel Farage Nigel Farage has been a tormentor of the immigrants in the UK, and his type of politics has led to a racial division and hatred that we have not seen in the UK for almost forty years So, it is nice for his neck to be pressed by the media, and I hope he is enjoying the ride.
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Nigel Farage Nigel Farage has been a tormentor of the immigrants in the UK, and his type of politics has led to a racial division and hatred that we have not seen in the UK for almost forty years So, it is nice for his neck to be pressed by the media, and I hope he is enjoying the ride.

Dele Olawanle

17,416 次观看 • 1 个月前

Nigel Farage has changed his story for why he kicked Rupert Lowe out of Reform again Now he's saying Rupert Lowe challenging him in public was the problem Below is a list of all the reasons given so far by Reform UK as to why Rupert was kicked out: - Wanting to be Prime Minister - Wanting to take over Reform UK - Bullying in the workplace - Harassing Women - Creating a toxic culture - Criticising Nigel - Wanting Reform to democratise - Being uncooperative - Wanting Reform to have a shadow cabinet - Assaulting Zia Yusuf - Threatening to Punch Zia Yusuf - Threatening to Shoot Zia Yusuf - Wanting rape gang communities deported - Challenging him in public The list continues to grow
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Nigel Farage has changed his story for why he kicked Rupert Lowe out of Reform again Now he's saying Rupert Lowe challenging him in public was the problem Below is a list of all the reasons given so far by Reform UK as to why Rupert was kicked out: - Wanting to be Prime Minister - Wanting to take over Reform UK - Bullying in the workplace - Harassing Women - Creating a toxic culture - Criticising Nigel - Wanting Reform to democratise - Being uncooperative - Wanting Reform to have a shadow cabinet - Assaulting Zia Yusuf - Threatening to Punch Zia Yusuf - Threatening to Shoot Zia Yusuf - Wanting rape gang communities deported - Challenging him in public The list continues to grow

Basil the Great

143,915 次观看 • 3 个月前

Nigel Farage and his Speculative Security Things we know: 1) a few weeks ago, the Guardian dropped a smouldering grenade into the Farage campsite with their revelation that he had 'forgotten' to declare the paltry sum of £5M, given to him by Chakrit Sakunkrit [Christopher Harborne] — Thai businessman and crypto magnate. 2) Farage regularly 'forgets' to declare income from his myriad jobs outside Parliament. In the last reporting period he 'forgot' 17 outside jobs totalling around £385,000. His excuse. “I don't do computers”. 3) there are already donations and gifts missing from his last register update — see The Finance Guy for more on that. Things we've been told: a) the £5M was an unconditional gift. b) the £5M was a reward for Brexit. c) the £5M was to pay for his security — for life. Let's focus on the security aspect because, I believe, Farage is trying to construct a counterfactual and has been caught lying. Again. In October of 2025, Zia Yusuf, Satan's Head Boy, was sent cross all media outlets — and I do mean all of them — to talk about the government's removal of some of Nigel's security costs; up to 75% if you believe Yusuf. What has never been made clear about this claim are, one, if it actually happened, and two, if it did, what sums of cash were being forfeited? There are two videos below. One in which Zia Yusuf took to 𝕏 on October 1st 2025, in a very earnest fashion to make claims about his best friend's safety where he stated at one point, that if Farage was killed, he would blame Keir Starmer. Yikes! He talks about donors stepping up at that point to cover the security costs for Farage. The second video is the one which contradicts Yusuf. From BBC Newsnight earlier this month when Farage states that he was given the £5M back in 2024 as: “an unconditional, non-political, personal gift. And it will ensure I can be safe for the rest of my life.” So. Two things are clearly jumping out at me from these statements. Firstly, lies are being told by Yusuf and/or Farage. Secondly, in the BBC video, he makes the claim that the 'gift' is non-political but to protect him … as a politician. To me, this is definitive proof that he's lying about the donation. If he received this money in 2024 for a lifetime of private security, then why the need for 'donors to step up' and pay for it again in Oct. 2025? Which is it? Neither, I'd suggest. I think the entire thing is a shonky counterfactual, hastily cobbled together to cover up the fact that he's been caught out pocketing millions in undeclared donations. Thanks to Jim Nauseum 2.0 and Chris S for the video and nudge, respectively. I have supplied a new branch of questions that our broadcasters can put to Reform UK MPs. I hope that they do. Have a lovely sunny Friday. ☺️
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Nigel Farage and his Speculative Security Things we know: 1) a few weeks ago, the Guardian dropped a smouldering grenade into the Farage campsite with their revelation that he had 'forgotten' to declare the paltry sum of £5M, given to him by Chakrit Sakunkrit [Christopher Harborne] — Thai businessman and crypto magnate. 2) Farage regularly 'forgets' to declare income from his myriad jobs outside Parliament. In the last reporting period he 'forgot' 17 outside jobs totalling around £385,000. His excuse. “I don't do computers”. 3) there are already donations and gifts missing from his last register update — see The Finance Guy for more on that. Things we've been told: a) the £5M was an unconditional gift. b) the £5M was a reward for Brexit. c) the £5M was to pay for his security — for life. Let's focus on the security aspect because, I believe, Farage is trying to construct a counterfactual and has been caught lying. Again. In October of 2025, Zia Yusuf, Satan's Head Boy, was sent cross all media outlets — and I do mean all of them — to talk about the government's removal of some of Nigel's security costs; up to 75% if you believe Yusuf. What has never been made clear about this claim are, one, if it actually happened, and two, if it did, what sums of cash were being forfeited? There are two videos below. One in which Zia Yusuf took to 𝕏 on October 1st 2025, in a very earnest fashion to make claims about his best friend's safety where he stated at one point, that if Farage was killed, he would blame Keir Starmer. Yikes! He talks about donors stepping up at that point to cover the security costs for Farage. The second video is the one which contradicts Yusuf. From BBC Newsnight earlier this month when Farage states that he was given the £5M back in 2024 as: “an unconditional, non-political, personal gift. And it will ensure I can be safe for the rest of my life.” So. Two things are clearly jumping out at me from these statements. Firstly, lies are being told by Yusuf and/or Farage. Secondly, in the BBC video, he makes the claim that the 'gift' is non-political but to protect him … as a politician. To me, this is definitive proof that he's lying about the donation. If he received this money in 2024 for a lifetime of private security, then why the need for 'donors to step up' and pay for it again in Oct. 2025? Which is it? Neither, I'd suggest. I think the entire thing is a shonky counterfactual, hastily cobbled together to cover up the fact that he's been caught out pocketing millions in undeclared donations. Thanks to Jim Nauseum 2.0 and Chris S for the video and nudge, respectively. I have supplied a new branch of questions that our broadcasters can put to Reform UK MPs. I hope that they do. Have a lovely sunny Friday. ☺️

Don McGowan

13,986 次观看 • 2 个月前

I am unsurprised to see Farage attacking me in the media, again. Here’s my response... He stated that I ‘physically threatened’ Yusuf, ‘more than once’. At the time, I was 67. Zia was 38. ‘Physically threatened'. Really? All reported to the police months after the supposed event, the day after I made mild criticisms of Farage. Right. The British people are not stupid. Farage and Reform tried to put me in prison. Away from my wife, my children, my family. I had armed police raid my home late at night and seize my property. If Farage had his way, I would be in prison today. Considering the Islamist takeover of our prison network, I could very well be dead. The authorities soon dropped everything, obviously. Reform and Farage weaponised the power of the state to silence a political opponent - he is now trying to blame Yusuf. It will not work. Farage has admitted himself why they really did it - he stated on national television it was when I spoke about deporting entire communities of Pakistani child rapists and their complicit Pakistani wives that it was when he realised he ‘had to get rid of me’. The evidence is in the clip below. Watch for yourself… And, yes. I did say that. I want these scumbags and their scumbag wives out of the country. They raped, tortured and murdered vulnerable white girls. For decades. All over Britain. To be entirely honest, after what they have inflicted on countless British children? I'd put the worst ones to death. No woke lethal injections, either. I'd hang them. Zero apologies from me to Farage. At all. If I ever get a sniff of state power? Trust me - invest in deportation flight providers to Pakistan. There are just not enough runways in Britain for what we have planned. It is my view that the Reform leadership chose Zia Yusuf to make the false allegation because he is a Muslim man, and Reform knew that the Met Police would be far more likely to side with a Muslim than a white British man who is seen to have ‘right-wing’ views - all giving Farage sufficient distance to, as he has done today, avoid blame. Weaponising our wicked system of two-tier policing for their own vile ends. A year has passed since I was cleared, and no journalist has ever asked Zia Yusuf about his false allegations against me. Not one, despite his daily interviews. Ask yourselves why that is for a moment… I am very proud to lead Restore Britain, a political party that will deport Pakistani child rapists and the foreign communities who protected them so blatantly, for so very long. I’ll say it again for Farage’s benefit. If that means entire communities go, that means entire communities go. Good. I cannot wait.
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I am unsurprised to see Farage attacking me in the media, again. Here’s my response... He stated that I ‘physically threatened’ Yusuf, ‘more than once’. At the time, I was 67. Zia was 38. ‘Physically threatened'. Really? All reported to the police months after the supposed event, the day after I made mild criticisms of Farage. Right. The British people are not stupid. Farage and Reform tried to put me in prison. Away from my wife, my children, my family. I had armed police raid my home late at night and seize my property. If Farage had his way, I would be in prison today. Considering the Islamist takeover of our prison network, I could very well be dead. The authorities soon dropped everything, obviously. Reform and Farage weaponised the power of the state to silence a political opponent - he is now trying to blame Yusuf. It will not work. Farage has admitted himself why they really did it - he stated on national television it was when I spoke about deporting entire communities of Pakistani child rapists and their complicit Pakistani wives that it was when he realised he ‘had to get rid of me’. The evidence is in the clip below. Watch for yourself… And, yes. I did say that. I want these scumbags and their scumbag wives out of the country. They raped, tortured and murdered vulnerable white girls. For decades. All over Britain. To be entirely honest, after what they have inflicted on countless British children? I'd put the worst ones to death. No woke lethal injections, either. I'd hang them. Zero apologies from me to Farage. At all. If I ever get a sniff of state power? Trust me - invest in deportation flight providers to Pakistan. There are just not enough runways in Britain for what we have planned. It is my view that the Reform leadership chose Zia Yusuf to make the false allegation because he is a Muslim man, and Reform knew that the Met Police would be far more likely to side with a Muslim than a white British man who is seen to have ‘right-wing’ views - all giving Farage sufficient distance to, as he has done today, avoid blame. Weaponising our wicked system of two-tier policing for their own vile ends. A year has passed since I was cleared, and no journalist has ever asked Zia Yusuf about his false allegations against me. Not one, despite his daily interviews. Ask yourselves why that is for a moment… I am very proud to lead Restore Britain, a political party that will deport Pakistani child rapists and the foreign communities who protected them so blatantly, for so very long. I’ll say it again for Farage’s benefit. If that means entire communities go, that means entire communities go. Good. I cannot wait.

Rupert Lowe MP

680,394 次观看 • 2 个月前

Zia Yusuf on Nigel Farage lunching with Trump at Mar-a-Lago shows that he is doing all he can for the special relationship between US and UK. While Starmer dithers, Nigel steps up big time. We desperately need a Reform government to make that bond unbreakable. Zia also calls out Ed Miliband as the de facto PM running the show. What a shambles Labour is. #ReformUK Talk Zia Yusuf
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Zia Yusuf on Nigel Farage lunching with Trump at Mar-a-Lago shows that he is doing all he can for the special relationship between US and UK. While Starmer dithers, Nigel steps up big time. We desperately need a Reform government to make that bond unbreakable. Zia also calls out Ed Miliband as the de facto PM running the show. What a shambles Labour is. #ReformUK Talk Zia Yusuf

🇬🇧UKJ0N🇬🇧

22,140 次观看 • 5 个月前

‘Imagine what he is able to do when he is Prime Minister of this country.’ Reform UK Head of Policy Zia Yusuf praises Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage for his involvement in pausing the Chagos bill, saying that Britain needs to rebuild its power and influence on the world stage.
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‘Imagine what he is able to do when he is Prime Minister of this country.’ Reform UK Head of Policy Zia Yusuf praises Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage for his involvement in pausing the Chagos bill, saying that Britain needs to rebuild its power and influence on the world stage.

GB News

27,769 次观看 • 6 个月前

'Is it all just a little too convenient for the anti-Farage forces?' Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton and will fight a by-election in an attempt to turn questions over his finances into a referendum on ‘the people vs the establishment’. Last year, Dominic Cummings told Michael and Maddie that he predicted there would at some point be a concerted attempt to destabilise Farage on a personal basis. Michael Gove Madeline Grant
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'Is it all just a little too convenient for the anti-Farage forces?' Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton and will fight a by-election in an attempt to turn questions over his finances into a referendum on ‘the people vs the establishment’. Last year, Dominic Cummings told Michael and Maddie that he predicted there would at some point be a concerted attempt to destabilise Farage on a personal basis. Michael Gove Madeline Grant

The Spectator

63,564 次观看 • 1 个月前

We should not allow political parties, leaders, and elections to be bought and sold. Nigel Farage cannot say that he has not been bought for £5m and what he is doing with the money. I told House of Lords that we need to put a cap on the maximum size of donations to parties.
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We should not allow political parties, leaders, and elections to be bought and sold. Nigel Farage cannot say that he has not been bought for £5m and what he is doing with the money. I told House of Lords that we need to put a cap on the maximum size of donations to parties.

Chris Rennard 🔶💙🇺🇦

20,540 次观看 • 2 个月前

'Zia Yusuf is pulling Farage further Right' Coming up on today's Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Jacob Rees-Mogg discuss the internal feud that has erupted in Reform UK, as leader Nigel Farage has been forced to step in and reprimand his home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf following his social media row with the former Conservative defence secretary Ben Wallace 👇 Let us know your thoughts below 🎧 Listen to the full episode from 5pm through the link in our bio
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'Zia Yusuf is pulling Farage further Right' Coming up on today's Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Jacob Rees-Mogg discuss the internal feud that has erupted in Reform UK, as leader Nigel Farage has been forced to step in and reprimand his home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf following his social media row with the former Conservative defence secretary Ben Wallace 👇 Let us know your thoughts below 🎧 Listen to the full episode from 5pm through the link in our bio

The Daily T

62,548 次观看 • 5 天前

Victoria Derbyshire, "Keir Starmer telling Nigel Farage he has exploited the Henry Nowak case, is he right?" Telegraphs' Annabel Denham, "Err, no, I don't think the PM is right" Labour's Tom Hayes, "I'm just shocked by that, you've got a grieving family going through some of the worst experience anyone can ever know, and they've called on Nigel Farage not to exploit the death of their boy; and he literally did that in the House of Commons" "Nigel Farage was given the opportunity to condemn the violence, which he himself incited, by calling for protests. He could have condemned the violence" Annabel Denham, "Do you truly believe that the people in Southampton would have not taken to the streets in response to that sickening footage?" Tom Hayes, "I spoke to the Southampton MP, the vast majority of people in their city protesting, came from outside Southampton" "On top of that, Nigel Farage said this evening that there will be more to come"
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Victoria Derbyshire, "Keir Starmer telling Nigel Farage he has exploited the Henry Nowak case, is he right?" Telegraphs' Annabel Denham, "Err, no, I don't think the PM is right" Labour's Tom Hayes, "I'm just shocked by that, you've got a grieving family going through some of the worst experience anyone can ever know, and they've called on Nigel Farage not to exploit the death of their boy; and he literally did that in the House of Commons" "Nigel Farage was given the opportunity to condemn the violence, which he himself incited, by calling for protests. He could have condemned the violence" Annabel Denham, "Do you truly believe that the people in Southampton would have not taken to the streets in response to that sickening footage?" Tom Hayes, "I spoke to the Southampton MP, the vast majority of people in their city protesting, came from outside Southampton" "On top of that, Nigel Farage said this evening that there will be more to come"

Farrukh

473,091 次观看 • 2 个月前

Ed Davey, "It's so frustrating, so infuriating that Nigel Farage gets such an easy ride from the media" "As he lies, as he divides, the BBC and others given Farage so much time and attention" "But they never hold him to account for all the damage he has already done" "The damage of Brexit" "Farage was Brexit's champion" "The damage of Donald Trump" "Farage campaigned for Trump" "Or the damage of Boris Johnson or Liz Truss" "Farage backed them both "So much that is broken in our country today is broken thanks to Nigel Farage"
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Ed Davey, "It's so frustrating, so infuriating that Nigel Farage gets such an easy ride from the media" "As he lies, as he divides, the BBC and others given Farage so much time and attention" "But they never hold him to account for all the damage he has already done" "The damage of Brexit" "Farage was Brexit's champion" "The damage of Donald Trump" "Farage campaigned for Trump" "Or the damage of Boris Johnson or Liz Truss" "Farage backed them both "So much that is broken in our country today is broken thanks to Nigel Farage"

Farrukh

224,963 次观看 • 10 个月前