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Robert Jenrick smashed it on questions today - total boss mode. He's picked up every trick from Nigel Farage: take them all, lay everything out plainly, and if something can't be answered right now, own it and say exactly why. Refreshing honesty in politics. Reform's shadow cabinet is looking... show more

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Robert Jenrick: “We have procured more hotels very rapidly… What I have done in my short tenure is ramp that up and procure even more.” Nigel Farage: “This man is a fraud. This man isn’t to be trusted.” Now both are in #ReformUK telling you immigration is through the roof. You’re the dummy if you believe a single word from either of them. Same circus, different clowns. Nigel Farage Robert Jenrick

Robert Jenrick: “We have procured more hotels very rapidly… What I have done in my short tenure is ramp that up and procure even more.” Nigel Farage: “This man is a fraud. This man isn’t to be trusted.” Now both are in #ReformUK telling you immigration is through the roof. You’re the dummy if you believe a single word from either of them. Same circus, different clowns. Nigel Farage Robert Jenrick

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‘Finally, it looks like the right is going to be alright.’ Reform Deputy Leader of Durham County Council Darren Grimes weighs in on Robert Jenrick defecting to Reform UK and calls the shadow cabinet ‘a board of vandals.’

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There is no evidence that the Home Secretary ordered any reduction in Nigel Farage’s security. Decisions about the level of security is decided independently by RAVEC (Royal and VIP Executive Committee). Importantly the Home Secretary cannot answer questions about individual security arrangements in the commons, and Robert Jenrick knows that. This is Reform UK and Honest Bob playing games with a very important subject. This needs putting to bed, so does rumours that Farage himself refused police protection because of the intrusion and scrutiny that goes with it. I can't understand why can you?

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Liz Webster

162,864 views • 6 months ago

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J Stewart

70,146 views • 2 months ago

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113,060 views • 3 months ago

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197,275 views • 4 months ago

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18,171 views • 2 days ago

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