What do you think of Nigel Farage's plan for a more business friendly UK?

@larnolarno6800

Жыл бұрын

Won’t happen because a large majority of people in Britain are socialists

@imagrumpyoldman4809

Жыл бұрын

He's right about everything except for his attitude to Putin & Russia. Putin is the good guy. We want Russia to be inside NATO, the EU & being our ally against Communist China. We are going to lose WW3 if Russia is China's ally.

@Maree2505

Жыл бұрын

I think it will really work. I'm Aussie and I've lived in London for 5 years. If you open it up more and make it business friendly, it will attract a lot of people. I think a Commonwealth trading block of some type will help as an alternative to EU and China.

@steveg4082

Жыл бұрын

Shoot the messenger. Please.

@alexhoneydealer1798

Жыл бұрын

"Business - friendly" - good but not easy to do. Netherlands won Spain because they strictly respected financial promises regadless political stand. When S&P decresed US credit rating - it was audited. When civil conflict intensified in Ukraine and Putin moved in many rich lost boats and money. That is huge damage for years to come. Not how Dutch won Spain. Can it be fixed? Not too late if UK/EU courts reverse political decision.

A cashless society will NOT help small businesses.

@vincentmckenna1755

Жыл бұрын

How do I pay for a prostitute with bitcoin

@Spike-yc5gx

Жыл бұрын

Like prostitution 😂

@Spike-yc5gx

Жыл бұрын

And drug dealers.😅

@serenityinside1

Жыл бұрын

Correct.. and indeed a LOT of people!

@LS-id5hc

Жыл бұрын

Help reduce crime

Awesome to see the great Farage on the Nomad Capitalist.

Nigel speaks so much common sense! I wish we had principled politicians like him. I would love for him to be PM

@tonyn3227

Жыл бұрын

True, but scumbag crooked politicians don't want anyone with common sense, they need yes people so they can rule the way they want.

@Phucket24

8 ай бұрын

Nigel Farage is a man of common sense

@countfosco8535

8 ай бұрын

He doesn't get it, does he? 6:58 Restaurants didn't serve him because they were worried what publicity stunt the class clown was up to next, not because they 'hated' him. Restaurants tend not to be political, they are mainly concerned about business. And thereby they want the other customers to be allowed to eat their food peacefully.

@countfosco8535

8 ай бұрын

9:57 It shows how extremely right wing Fatarse is when he calls the right winger Boris Johnson a Social Democrat. You have to hand it to Fastass, he is funny.

@nicholasweaver7809

Ай бұрын

@@countfosco8535 Certain restaurants ,Coffee shops , and pubs in Brussels didn't hate him but they was warned not to serve him of they would be out out of business

I love seeing Nigel Farage and I love watching nomad capitalist. Seeing both together like this makes me very happy.

I may be an American, but I'm a massive Nigel Farage fan after hearing him speak. This is a great interview. Thank you.

@curlydingle

Жыл бұрын

Always Hope ismm

@michellebrown4903

Жыл бұрын

Will bet you are a Trumptard as well. This guy has caused terrible damage to the UK . It is much easier to tear things down than build them up . Sure enough, after his successful act of vandalism... he disappeared.

@richardmoloney689

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Shame he can't get elected.

@noway5347

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, shame he got it wrong on Truss, the loser.

This was such a great interview. I've listened to it twice. Kudos Andrew for snagging such an outstanding leader.

@countfosco8535

8 ай бұрын

Hahahahaha

Nigel is absolutely correct. We don't want illegal immigrants but we do want businessmen and skilled workers who will contribute to the national agenda.

@kevyarham

Жыл бұрын

Exactly that.We brits have welcomed hard working law abiding immigrants for many many years and we are a generous nation but illegal immigrants are a big problem to our daily life.

@PADABOUM

Жыл бұрын

Nigel has been very clear about the fact he has a problem with the 8m foreign born living in the UK and that Brexit is all about this.Time to destroy the Thatcher heritage and go back to UK 60s.

@PADABOUM

Жыл бұрын

@@JupiterThunder there are 10m or people leaving in the UK who are born abroad, probably 7 of them who arrived after 97, what other 5-8m are we talking about here?

@jimbojohnson7360

Жыл бұрын

You don't speak for me. Speak for yourself.

@lynclarke6184

9 ай бұрын

Or alternatively get the immigrants to sign up for apprenticeships then get them into work to pay some tax for the greater good.

Best interview I have seen on your channel. Well done Andrew. I hope he is right about the direction of the UK.

@nancyreid2416

Жыл бұрын

I think that might be up to us the people, to get of our bums and actually demand it.

Nigel is the only man who will get me voting again in the uk…I’m finished with the rest of em..

@Applepie409

Жыл бұрын

Like listening to him but he never hangs around long enough.

@donaldellis3609

Жыл бұрын

@@Applepie409 can't get to the bank fast enough he talks a good talk but his interest ley mainly in the back pocket and bank account. 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

@IntelligentArtefact

Жыл бұрын

You are clearly finished as a human being, too!

@charltheron2769

11 ай бұрын

Please dont vote.

@nicholasweaver7809

Ай бұрын

@@Applepie409 No he is forced out by the people , and a system this country is spent to long believing in. So what he has done is taken a different avenue to get his point across . they can not touch him being a reporter. He can bang the drum, and they hate it. A lot of people have not picked up on the fact he is the only person in politics to praise his rivals if they have done something right. Even Putin. If his ideas could be into practice we would have a great country

Wonderful interview! You asked good questions and then let Mr. Farage actually respond without interruption. Many so-called professional interviewers could learn from you. Both of you are very pragmatic economically. But it was also interesting to listen to how Mr. Farage's emphasis on politics counterbalanced your emphasis on business. The best way to defeat tyrrany is to out-compete it, and when that's not possible, to end-run it. Granted, both fronts in that battle can be tricky, but it beats wars and bloodshed at a national level and serfdom at an individual level. Congratulations on being able to attract such august guests, and for doing such a competent job in general.

@johnsmith-rs2vk

Жыл бұрын

Go Nigel go . !

I don’t know what, but I’d love to see you do more projects and interviews with Sir Nigel Farage. He has great insight.

This is, by far, the best interview I've ever heard with Farage. You asked pertinent questions and then sat back and let him answer. Fantastic work Andrew.

@jeremysmith8035

Жыл бұрын

you may recall a lunatic by the name of dizzy lizzy, she tried to implement exactly what the tory party has been whining about for the last 70 years, cutting taxes to the bone, she lasted all of 39 days

@InternationalConnoisseur

Жыл бұрын

She was a conservative who attempted to govern in a conservative manner. The party and the IMF refused to allow her to do so. The brevity of her tenure only really demonstrates how narrowly constrained the so-called conservative party is at this point.

@jeremysmith8035

Жыл бұрын

@@InternationalConnoisseur which suggests that ancaps don't understand economics

@InternationalConnoisseur

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremysmith8035 She's not an ancap. She's a conservative. Whether she was, or wasn't a good is leader is immaterial to her dismissal. It's simply not possible that she tanked the economy in thirty days. Johnson's regime, like almost every government in the world, increased the currency supply by printing money, while decreasing productivity to a fraction of its usual levels during the pandemic. Based on those results, does any Western government leader understand even basic economics? I've heard some of them say that inflation was an unforeseen consequence. It wasn't - it was entirely predictable. I predicted it at the start of the pandemic and made moves accordingly.

@jeremysmith8035

Жыл бұрын

@@InternationalConnoisseur so did she ever sort out her cheese fetishism, ?last I heard she was attempting to sell apples to the worlds largest orchard and beef to the worlds largest beef producers

Farage is legendary! We are so proud of you Andrew.

My grandmother made beer and sold it because she could and she had 7 kids to feed and our country was in a depression. You may be surprised at what you might do if your children are hungry. And, if we do not go into a depression, I will be happy and surprised.

WouW, great talk!!! 🙏🥂👍🇩🇪🌻🍻 Farage is a legend!

@IntelligentArtefact

Жыл бұрын

A legendary wanquer

Excellent interview.... really allowed the guest to complete his thoughts.... Thanks

Farage is a hard-working, principled, patriotic, honest politician...a very rare animal indeed. The greatest injustice is that he has never been knighted, since few holding that honour have done more to earn it. Thank God for your energy, courage, patriotism, and humour Nigel...God bless you.

@markmoran916

Жыл бұрын

Are you on drugs? Or just really really thick? 🙄

@djrudog1158

Жыл бұрын

He's not a patriot. He voted to make the UK a worse place financially... That's why he moved his company to Ireland....

@jimbojohnson7360

Жыл бұрын

He's not principled. Google what happened to his brexit party and the slippery deals he's made out of it. Granted though, he's the same jingoist he's always been.

Wow! Just what a great session, how he talks so transparent and to the point. So great to see this.

Nigel Farage is one of the few people I concur with his opinions

really enjoyed this interview, love how you let him talk, very cool, great job Andrew

@nomadcapitalist

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear. Thank you.

We love Nigel.. he is wonderful! Great interview 😁

@SuzLa1

Жыл бұрын

It's funny how people are gullible and think UKIP is about politicians being nationalist, when UKIP originated from the French born James Goldsmith, whose German Jewish banking family changed their name to sound British. Who thought politicians after Thatcher weren't doing enough to make the rest of the world hate Britain. From Ireland one side, Europe on the other side, and the rest of the UK to hate England. Scotland luckily have devolution to give them more independent rights away from London, so they have politicians that counteract Tory policies. Scottish people now have free university and prescriptions, while England is nothing more than a USA lapdog encouraging people to live in debt, with English students being £50,000 in debt. Scotland can look to a brighter future away from USA lapdog England, and they can be more like the rest of north Europe and Scandinavia, with politicians who work for the people and society, and less people use credit cards. English people tend to be gullible and believe anything politicians and Tory propaganda media say, even if reality says the opposite. Just so the country can stay USA lapdogs with an economy closely linked with USA banks/international bankers/war machine, encouraging people live in greed and debt. Like how people believed that Farage wanted to leave the EU for the good of British people, when he was paying his foreign wife on tax payers expenses and hiding money in foreign tax havens. Then as soon as people voted to leave the EU he resigned, to leave people out the EU with Tories in power, who only work for a few rich people.

@eckhenderson8036

Жыл бұрын

Clown that he is

@michellebrown4903

Жыл бұрын

What a nob . What is " right wing Communism "? When you were in Brussels Nigel, l will bet the only place you could have dined out was McDonald's. A bit like your orange chum .

@monocle8868

Жыл бұрын

“Not long after becoming UKIP leader Farage was once photographed having a laugh and a drink with two senior officials of the BNP - that would be the BNP in it’s old, openly white supremacist, quasi-terrorist, Combat 88-connected (they were formed to provide the BNP with security at meetings) neo-nazi incarnation, before it attempted to hide it’s true nature in order to try and get elected. This would have been revealing enough on it’s own - however the fact that the meeting took place shortly after a plot by the BNP to infiltrate UKIP had been uncovered is even more of an eye-opener. Farage claimed not to have been aware who the two men were. However one of them was Mark Deavis, who was actually one of those responsible for the plot to infiltrate Farage’s party. Even more alarmingly Farage’s other drinking buddy was was BNP National Organiser, Tony “the bomber “ Lecomber - notorious in right-wing circles and infamous beyond that for having planted a bomb in the offices of the Worker’s Revolutionary Party, for which he served one of his prison sentences. (The other was for beating up a Jewish man at Moorgate station.) Lecomber was supposedly expelled after he presented the BNP leader Nick Griffin with a plot to assassinate a cabinet minister (although he was later spotted hanging around the BNP operation during the somewhat famous Barking by-election where Jeremy Corbyn helped run them out of town). Upon hearing of the plot the BNP security chief, Joe Heath, freaked, fearing he would be implicated in a serious conspiracy and threatened to inform the police unless Lecomber was shown the door. Was it likely that immediately after his party had investigated and uncovered organised infiltration by the BNP, Farage would be unaware of the identity of one of the senior BNP officials responsible and another who was absolutely notorious? You decide. In addition to his flirtation with extreme racists, it’s interesting to note other interesting aspects of Farage’s chequered but often little-publicised history. Apart from wishing to abolish the Race Relations Act - hence making open racism among even public officials legal once again - upon becoming leader of UKIP Farage abolished the clause in UKIP’s constitution that explicitly prohibited racist behaviour, which was introduced by his predecessor, Alan Sked. His former colleagues also once told the journalist Francis Wheen that Farage was fond of using racist epithets like N*g-N*g when they repaired to the pub after UKIP meetings. (See the Guardian Article “The Right Revs Up” from 1999 or thereabouts) And of course there is the standing ovation Farage received after he addressed the avowedly neo-nazi, racist, antisemitic SS-sympathising German AfD and told them, “Once you are able to speak the unspeakable people will begin to think the unthinkable and that is how you beat the establishment” But our Nige is just a straight-talking man of the people and not a far-right racist at all” 🤷🏻‍♂️

@glennbartlett416

Жыл бұрын

Ha! Ya wally.

This gentleman talks sense. Very informative and interesting. Thank you Mr. Farage

@timpullen4941

Жыл бұрын

It's a trick. It's like playing the game 2 truths and a lie. The lies slip through because you have been primed by the truths. Brexit has damaged the UK economy. Americans will probably not understand the damage caused. It is like taking 1 of the states in the USA and shutting that state from the rest of the USA and applying tariffs on imports and stopping people from moving homes and jobs between the rest of the USA. LIES LIES LIES. Nigel Farage has damaged lives of the fishermen and has not bothered to tell the fishing industry why they were screwed.

@braindonor8753

Жыл бұрын

No he is a horrible little racist.

@williamrichards6998

Жыл бұрын

Farage should be Sir Nigel for all his hard work, humour, courage, and patriotism

@braindonor8753

Жыл бұрын

@@williamrichards6998 I hope you are taking the piss? He wants locking up. Another who shorted our currency. Really patriotic that.

I've never understood why so many hate Nigel Farage. Since I first discovered him I think that he is one of the few that talks sense !!

@bobomac8330

Жыл бұрын

They don't listen to him.

@davidburgess189

Жыл бұрын

He speaks far too much common sense so they all scream racist and xenophobic at him. Otherwise they’d have to actually debate him.

@davidbrown2571

Жыл бұрын

They hate him because he probably reminds them of Enoch Powell, who I believe has been proven right on many levels.

Very well conducted interview. Andrew brilliant in letting him talk about interesting and important topics

@nomadcapitalist

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@joebloggs8292

Жыл бұрын

That’s true

@noway5347

Жыл бұрын

And got so much wrong.

This man is a hero

@serenityinside1

Жыл бұрын

He most certainly is - shook up so much of the orthodoxy.

@SuperBullyone

Жыл бұрын

He truly is a hero.

Outstanding interview with Nigel, Andrew.

I haven't seen a show of this quality anywhere in a very long time. It was very informative and insightful. I watched it entirely and with constant vivid interest, which is unusual for me, especially considering that is was quite long. Congratulations Andrew and thank you. Please do invite other guests of this quality for more shows on the same format. None of the news channels give enough time to any of their guests to present their knowledge, narratives and rationales in a manner that makes complete sense in terms of the big picture for the audience.

@nomadcapitalist

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, sir.

@trevaudio

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂 Farage is an odious cowardly liar who shouts from the sidelines and claims many things ! He could have wiped out the Conservative party and therefore become PM he claims….why didn’t he ??? He’s been rejected by the British electorate seven times ! He bottle’s everything, even threw in the towel on the night of the brexit referendum. The interviewer just nods along like a fool and challenged him on nothing. Farage now reduced to grifting on a tiny right wing “news” channel in the UK

@sarahann530

Жыл бұрын

@@nomadcapitalist Is Farage in favour of Brexit , I cant remember ?

Nigel just can't stop being popular and brilliant. He always rises to the top of any group. 🥰

@markmoran916

Жыл бұрын

Yeah sure.....is that why he was elected so many times as an MP?🙄

@thegreatrest-exslave-slave9450

Жыл бұрын

@@markmoran916 the two party system forces people to vote for the least worst option, not what they really want. The European elections used to be where people would express their real opinions.

@sarahann530

Жыл бұрын

​@@thegreatrest-exslave-slave9450 So Farage is not even the least worst option

@martinmcdonald4207

Жыл бұрын

Just like a floating turd!

@mushypork2132

Жыл бұрын

in the US they call it LatinX

Well done Andrew Well done

Thank you for having Nigel on. Fantastic discussion. I personally don't see Liz Truss being any better since she is in bed with WEF.

Great to hear Nigel Farage !

A true lover of freedom and solid understanding of tyranny 😎

@davidburgess189

Жыл бұрын

@@Borderman47 ​ the only idiots are people who think mass immigration to a small country who’s already over populated is a good idea. Dont worry about security, impact on housing, schools and public services etc. I mean trying to control immigration sounds outrageous doesn’t it!? 💩 for 🧠

@glennbartlett416

Жыл бұрын

Nope that's right you can't help criminals , they should be deported instead of sponging of our government and NHS that we pay for, yeah?

Hats off to both men. Very Insightful chat. Thanks from İstanbul.

I saw Nigel in Lincoln, UK 🇬🇧. I didn’t go over and speak with him as he was very busy meeting locals. Something told me, me and him will be meeting irl again sometime soon. War is coming to the world 🌎 and we need someone like him leading the masses

@richardmoloney689

Жыл бұрын

War is coming? Where TF have you been?

@G-host0069

Жыл бұрын

@Richard Moloney it’s gonna get messy

Fantastic Interview! So Relevant.

Way to go Andrew! I am so happy that you got Mr. Nigel Farage on for an interview.

one of the best Farage interviews!

Interesting conversation. Don’t agree with Nigel in a lot of topics but I am open minded to seat and listen the other side of any arguments!

Love listening to Nigel Farage, thanks for the great interview!

Outstanding interview, from start to finish!

@nomadcapitalist

Жыл бұрын

Thanks.

@bodyloverz30

Жыл бұрын

@@nomadcapitalist Andrew, I wonder what his views on Cyprus would be?

Andrew, I have been watching your videos for a while, I truly enjoyed watching this video, Thank you. The caliber of the conversation is needed to help educate people in general, this is very much needed to help enlighten and elevate society, open people's minds, and hopefully advance. Please continue this venue. Bravo, great interview.

@grahamjames1614

Жыл бұрын

education? elevate society? Sell Farage's gin to make him even more unearned income. You just keep supporting this scrounger missus!!!!!!!!!

@dickyt1318

Жыл бұрын

you wtite that this 'conversation is needed to help educate people in general, this is very much needed to help enlighten and elevate society, open people's minds', the problem is that in the Socialist - Liberals you are pushing against a closed door !

@jimbojohnson7360

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, what bit did you like the most, the first 2 mins where the toad plugs his new brand of Gin. Fascism is dangerous. Funding fascism is lethal

@donaldellis3609

Жыл бұрын

@@dickyt1318 bit like the blue corner then.

@doghouseriley4732

Жыл бұрын

Interesting Trump supporters not having a single clue about British politics. I mean is I was a former social worker from Charlotte, who is no a real estate agent/interior designer and spent most of my time of social media. I'd probably be a Trump supporter and would not understand what Nigel Farage is really about. The uneducated British people can bugger up their own country without help from stupid Americans.

Nigel is and always be my inspiration and, may be as a biased Brit, a true British hero. Saying that I want to thank you Andrew for the interview and being examplary interviewer by allowing Nigel to speak without interruption.

Donald Trump with elegance 🇺🇸

@noway5347

Жыл бұрын

Lying as well as Trump at least.

I’ve always loved Nigel and looked foreword to seeing more interviews with him. great Job Andrew kudos . In two years I’ll be at your nomad convention.

I learned quite a bit here! Great interview! Thank you!

Former politician and eternal statesman. Great interview.

Mr Farage, never fails to entertain

@martinmcdonald4207

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, a proper clown!

@jameslawrence3666

Жыл бұрын

the ultimate scumbag.... just another BNP has been

@12dougreed

Жыл бұрын

@@martinmcdonald4207 are you the one that's sitting outside a hamburger shop

@glennbartlett416

Жыл бұрын

@@martinmcdonald4207 Can you do a better job then? Here's a hint whatever you say negative about Farage then your only talking about yourself.

@Miguel...160

Жыл бұрын

@@glennbartlett416 are you 12 .... Oh and its "you're" as in "you are", not "your", as in a possession .... you grammatically challanged bellend.

Agree with latest budget but as Nigel says, it is probably too late. Britain is screwed. Economically we're stuffed. Our open borders have turned some parts of the UK into slums. I'm ashamed of our many institutions, our government, our councils, our education establishment and our cowardly craven leaders. We deserve our downfall. It's a shameful legacy we leave our children.

I was so happy to see Mr Farage speak in QLD last month! All he speaks is common sense! No wonder the left hate him.

An excellent interview!

I love it to my favorite people in a deep conversation

We need you Nigel to sort out this mess we are all in

Didn’t expect this. Brilliant collab!

Very interesting conversation for me as a currency trader. Thanks to you both for a very compelling discussion.

Great interview with a man many of us respect.

@pyellard3013

Жыл бұрын

I respect his intelligence which is why zi don't respect the man. He knows Brexit is stupid...

@sarahann530

Жыл бұрын

@@pyellard3013 Yet he encouraged people to vote for it

@pyellard3013

Жыл бұрын

@@sarahann530 one can speculate as to his real reasons why.. Part of it is just stubborn nefariousness.. His blatant distortions of the truth must have been cynicial ism on his part as he couldn't be so stupid as to believe his own crass propaganda..

@sarahann530

Жыл бұрын

@@pyellard3013 So you are basically saying he deceived people by saying he supported Brexit when in reality he knew it was bullshit .I find it silly to trust people that you have to speculate whether they are being truthfully or not .

@pyellard3013

Жыл бұрын

@@sarahann530 That we have to speculate as to why such an intelligent man came out with purile nonsense does not negate that he must have known /know he was talking rubbish... I can guess at his reasons but unless he tell us (or is caught out) it has to be speculation...One thing is obvious... He is no fool even that, like the other Brexit cynic, Boris Johnson, he likes to act the fool...

Came across this for the first time, and only intended to listen for a few minutes, but I was hooked until the bitter end.....now a new subscriber.

Well said Nigel ……as usual …Keep on going we are very proud of you in England…..

Nigel is the best!

Andrew, what a great interview! There is no limit to your talents. I'll be picking up a bottle of Farage Gin, that's for sure. Thanks Andrew.

Nigel must become pm

Brilliant interview. What a warrior for freedom!

@SuzLa1

Жыл бұрын

I always thought that people who think politicians like Nigel Farage want to leave the EU for the good of Most British people were dumb, as only need to look at who he is. Nigel Farage is a Thatcherite ex Tory banker, who was paying his foreign wife on tax payers expenses and hiding money in foreign tax havens, who resigned as soon as he got people to vote against leaving the EU, to leave us out the EU with Tories in power, who only work in the best interests of a few rich people and bankers. I was reading that the UKIP started with the French born James Goldsmith, whose German Jewish banking family changed their name to sound British. Who thought politicians after Margaret Thatcher weren't doing enough to make the rest of the world hate Britain, to keep the British economy closely linked with the USA encouraging everybody to live in debt. I think the only thing that will wake up many English people is if Scotland leave the UK, to become a separate nation in the EU and/or become more like the rest of north Europe, with politicians who care about people and society. Tories under Thatcher treating British people like dirt caused the rest of the United Kingdom to want devolution, and devolution has allowed Scotland to give their people free prescriptions and university. While English students are £50,000 in debt. Although I do wonder if there's any hope for England at all, and what it will take to wake up many people. I think England has too many of those thick men who call people lefties as an insult, as they saw some videos of people in the USA using the term to only mean multiculturalism, while they cheer on the USA, not realising the NHS is a lefty idea, and not seeing that the USA is far more multicultural and any lefty countries.

We need a Farage in NZ. We are free-falling towards a centralised, government control everything, business killing dystopia.

@Miguel...160

Жыл бұрын

No you really don't , trust me. You are one of the best countries in the world. You don't need a Nazi who actually cheered the Christchurch shootings.

Great video, Farage is the best PM the UK never had!!! We owe this man a great deal

I love your channel and I love Nigel Farage, this interview was a treat to watch!

Andrew Henderson thank you very much for this wonderful interview. A pleasure to listen to!

Top notch interview, good questions, no Flannery answers. Well done. Thanks. Cheers Stuart.

Thanks for this Andrew.

Seriously, the best nomad capitalist video and interview to date.

Best of luck with the new prime Minister and the new king. You're going to need it. I'd predict more of the same but worse.

I watched this interview on the 17th Oct, and Kwasi kwarteng has been replaced by Jeremy Hunt. Things have changed quite a lot since this interview. We need an update interview from Nigel.

Nigel gets it right every time. Keeps it simple and uses common sense that we the little people can understand and agree with. NIGEL WE NEED YOU BACK IN POLITICS msc

great interview, thanks for bringing him on!

@nomadcapitalist

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

Good chaps. Freedom forever!!!

I've been watching your videos for years this one will be hard to top GREAT work .

@nomadcapitalist

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Not gonna lie I didn’t think my birthday brother Nigel would ever end up on this show, but fair play to ya great and interesting show.

Let's work on the demise of WEF this obstacle has to collapse around Klaus or we are Bonners let's see the real enemy talk about them Nigel please

Interesting doesn’t have a university education. Does not over complicate things.

Mr Farage, never fails to entertain by speaking the truth so rare today

Great Interview! Well done!👍

He gives accolades to the new budget, lower taxes,.. and never mentions that the gov MUST stop spending at the rate it is or the pound will continue to fall.

@IssacharGR

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The calculation was....that these costs would stimulate growth....bringing in a net gain. Most other government spending is not designed to do this ...Indeed most government spending in recent years seems aimed at undermining our economy. EG: shutting down our economy and paying people not to work.

Matching suits was a nice touch to this excellent interview.

Always like listening to Nigel.😊

@IntelligentArtefact

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Sorry for you. Get a Life.

Nigel knows what he’s talking about I’ll give him that but there is a bigger fight to come and it’s called the wef and we can’t afford to loose this fight especially it’s plans for digital currency

Thanks for the great content. Hope to be able to join you in Mexico City someday!

@nomadcapitalist

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We will be happy to see you.

Great interview, pity Nigel is'nt our PM.

Excellent interview

Great discussion. As a non-British person, in my mind considering London (and UK) to be THE leading capital of Europe should be no-brainer. There is no other place that is even in competition, the only alternative, Paris, is nice but is seriously handicapped by language and taxation. UK just needs to get its act together and to be leader in bringing back economic freedom and low-regulation environment. Hopefully that could lead to rethinking the disasterous policies in EU as well.

Great interview

Fantastic, well done to bringing our Nigel to your subscribers !!

❤ Nigel Farage he has done a wonderful service/ taking us out of the EU and done his country proud…well done!!!

@Miguel...160

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Have you heard how bad the Uk growth is since Brexit.

@joebloggs8292

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@@Miguel...160 but still better than yours 😂

@Miguel...160

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@@joebloggs8292 i'm British

@marcocortesi4774

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@@Miguel...160 That was funny!

@annapachaclarke2392

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@@Miguel...160 All western economies are failing, since covid, at the fault of western governments, not just UK!

awesome

Just listening to Nigel speak of the Queen made me tear up as well. It was in much the same way I heard of her death. I was in the car driving, I'll typically be listening to CBC Raido 1 for classical music. Tuning in mid way through they weren't broadcasting classical music, rather they were speaking about the queen. Before they even said she had died I instantly knew what this meant & felt sick. 40 seconds later they said the words, I cried a bit as well. I have always supported the Queen & the monarchy, logically I knew she would die someday but didn't expect it to be so sudden & abrupt. May her majesty rest in peace.

@aldeelollah5732

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Did she go with all her money in the coffin.

@philiprufus4427

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@@aldeelollah5732 Rock On, hows Hiitlers pal The Grand Mufti ?

I'll get a bottle each! Video for the treasure vault!

Brilliant man NF

You've hit the big time Andrew. 😎😁😉

I agree with Farage

GREAT INTERVIEW-- THANK YOU NIGEL!

Nigel has a rare and very British characteristic that is sadly disappearing from the West - he is an honest man. I don't mean that he is fine or perfect, for he is neither, but he is real, he means what he says and says what he means. God bless

Good on Nigel for standing up against the Globalists.