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Nick Ferrari questioning Nigel Farage about his £5 million crypto daddy gift. " With all due respect what's it gotta do with you ? It's an unconditional gift that I can spend on Ferraris if I want. These are ridiculous questions. " #lbc

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🚨Nigel Farage tells Julia it's "none of your business" what he spends the £5m gift he received from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. Nigel Farage: "I can spend it on Ferraris if I wish to." Julia Hartley-Brewer: "Are you spending it on Ferraris, or on your security?"
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🚨Nigel Farage tells Julia it's "none of your business" what he spends the £5m gift he received from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. Nigel Farage: "I can spend it on Ferraris if I wish to." Julia Hartley-Brewer: "Are you spending it on Ferraris, or on your security?"

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Farage getting tetchy again about his £5m gift/bung. He says he's happy to debate it at another time with his Fluffer Ferrari. How about going on LBC at 10am instead you coward. #Ferrari #ReformUK

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Piers Morgan, "We have become a political basket case since 2016, seven prime ministers in a decade" "I think Nigel Farage is dead in the water. This £5m bung he took from this crypto tycoon in Thailand" "He still can't get his story straight about why he took this money" "Originally it was for personal security, then it was a reward for Brexit" "Now he says it's just a gift and he can spend it on Ferraris - which all men of the people would say" "Reform are in real trouble, I think their leader will have to go"

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Fiona Bruce reads off a list of rude and cruel remarks made by Reform candidates Nigel Farage, "I don't know any of them" Fiona Bruce, "Why are you still standing them?" Nigel Farage, "Every party has problems in a snap election.. We paid a vetting company £144,000 to vet our candidates, they didn't do it" (The vetting company doesn't vet, it provides a service that you have to use yourself to vet.. That's like buying and oven and complaining the oven didn't cook your dinner for you) Fiona Bruce, "That's not the question I'm asking.. These comments by your candidates have been widely reported.. You don't need a vetting company.. Why are they still standing?" Nigel Farage, "I inherited a start up party" Fiona Bruce, "Why are they still standing?" Nigel Farage, "They're not, they've been disowned" Fiona Bruce, "Why are they still your candidates?" Nigel Farage, "I have no idea" Fiona Bruce, "You are leader" Nigel Farage, "I wasn't, I wasn't" Fiona Bruce, "You are now" Nigel Farage, "I inherited this, it was a start up party.. I paid a vetting company.. The work wasn't done" Fiona Bruce, "Now that I've pointed this out to you, are you going to withdraw your support from these people?" Nigel Farage, "I wouldn't want anything to do with them" Fiona Bruce, "So you have now withdrawn your support from these people?" Nigel Farage, "Yes, I want nothing to do with them"

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Victoria Derbyshire, "How much of this is about you wanting to be the ambassador to America?" Nigel Farage, "Well it's not going to happen" VD, "How much of this is about that?" NF, "I am not going to be the ambassador even though Trump would love it.. I have actually been in touch with Labour and said if I can be useful given that Trump and his cabinet are my friends, I would do that"

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I think it's fair to say that Nigel Farage's return to the media round yesterday morning was an unmitigated catastrophe. When he began his defence to Sally Nugent on the BBC, he repeated his mantra “no one cares” to her three times. He could not have been further from the truth. With the exception of Ed Balls on ITV, the UK's interviewers finally found their backbones and took him to task over the five million pound bung/gift/donation. Immediately taking the über-defensive stance, he made so many different claims, that even Julia Hartley-Brewer and Nick Ferrari got in on the anti-Farage action. I assume there is a Grimm fairy tale that highlights the plight of a little boy that changes his story so many times that he can't remember his own truth. Probably in that tale, he'll be eaten by a witch living in a giant flying bowl of some sort — and no, this is not an allegorical allusion to Hartley-Brewer, before you @ me! Farage is that little boy. Talking to Sally Nugent, he told her that the money was an unconditional gift and it was none of her business what he spent it on, before saying he'd not spent it. Going on, he told us that he needed it for a lifetime of security while on Nick Ferrari's show, he got so muddled up that he said it was definitely not used for a house purchase but ... maybe, and even if it were, he'd not tell anyone. Oh, and he said he might have put it on the horses or bought some Ferraris. The root of his story began when he told the world that it was an unconditional gift, but within days the official line had changed to a donation to cover a 'lifetime of security'. Only for it to morph again the following week into a gift for his work achieving Brexit. Yesterday he trotted out all of these lines and more so you can see where the conspiracy stems from and why it won't be dropped any time soon. And I'm sorry Nigel, we do care, absolutely everyone cares. If you missed the relevant interview, here's the 3:45 when Sally Nugent instigated the end of Nigel Farage's career. Bravo.
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I think it's fair to say that Nigel Farage's return to the media round yesterday morning was an unmitigated catastrophe. When he began his defence to Sally Nugent on the BBC, he repeated his mantra “no one cares” to her three times. He could not have been further from the truth. With the exception of Ed Balls on ITV, the UK's interviewers finally found their backbones and took him to task over the five million pound bung/gift/donation. Immediately taking the über-defensive stance, he made so many different claims, that even Julia Hartley-Brewer and Nick Ferrari got in on the anti-Farage action. I assume there is a Grimm fairy tale that highlights the plight of a little boy that changes his story so many times that he can't remember his own truth. Probably in that tale, he'll be eaten by a witch living in a giant flying bowl of some sort — and no, this is not an allegorical allusion to Hartley-Brewer, before you @ me! Farage is that little boy. Talking to Sally Nugent, he told her that the money was an unconditional gift and it was none of her business what he spent it on, before saying he'd not spent it. Going on, he told us that he needed it for a lifetime of security while on Nick Ferrari's show, he got so muddled up that he said it was definitely not used for a house purchase but ... maybe, and even if it were, he'd not tell anyone. Oh, and he said he might have put it on the horses or bought some Ferraris. The root of his story began when he told the world that it was an unconditional gift, but within days the official line had changed to a donation to cover a 'lifetime of security'. Only for it to morph again the following week into a gift for his work achieving Brexit. Yesterday he trotted out all of these lines and more so you can see where the conspiracy stems from and why it won't be dropped any time soon. And I'm sorry Nigel, we do care, absolutely everyone cares. If you missed the relevant interview, here's the 3:45 when Sally Nugent instigated the end of Nigel Farage's career. Bravo.

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