WATCH exclusive bonus content where *Nigel* answers audience questions. CLICK the link: triggernometry.locals.com/ CHAPTERS 👇 00:00 Intro 01:22 Sponsor Message: Fortune & Freedom 04:52 The Effects of Globalism 11:36 What is the Point of The Conservative Party? 17:47 The Catastrophic Narrative of Climate Change 25:33 Sponsor Message: Express VPN 27:21 Constant Increases in Tax 32:19 Current State of UK Healthcare & Insurance 43:48 The UK’s Positive Vision 47:16 Development of Central Bank Digital Currencies 56:43 The Future of the EU 1:01:57 What Nigel Would Do as Prime Minister 1:05:41 What’s the One Thing We’re Not Talking About?

@tuveuxlademocratieoutuveux4692

Жыл бұрын

*You know what ? I think you guys have found your perfect chesmistry, you've reached your perfect alchemy between the "Konstantin character" and the "Francis Character", like a political comedy duet, the Morecamb and Wise of political satire ! And I love that dynamic of Konstantin the cerebral one, the sophisticated one, and Francis the basic working-class no-shit down-to-earth dork : that is your alchemy !... I'm a big fan from France and I think you've created a new format ! Kudos et vive la révolution !!!!!!... Love you guys !*

@Seanus32

Жыл бұрын

You missed 58:43 - sb passes gas.

@rational-being

Жыл бұрын

The real electoral reform requires the existence of a VETO in additional to ranked positive votes. Vetoes would be counted first, and any candidate who had more than a certain quota of vetoes would be eliminated before the positive votes were counted. The tribal vetoes would eliminate tweedle-dum and tweedle-dee. That would leave an array of real candidates to pick up the 2nd and 3rd preferences.

@jasonb421

Жыл бұрын

Konstantin: "To some people (the WEF) is some sort of cabal of pedo lizards that... is whatever..." Nigel: "Is it? I listen to David (Icke presumably)." Hilarious. Bravo.

@erikroberts1899

Жыл бұрын

9

"we elect people to run the country, who have never run anything else" priceless !!!!

@OsellaSquadraCorse

Жыл бұрын

Still incorrect though, they are not elected to run the country. They are elected to represent the people. There are still ongoing arguments over whether the Government itslef, or the Civil Service, actually runs the coutry - but both are supposed to be answerable to the people, via MP's asking questions in parliament or holding enquiries. The Lockdowns proved, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that this is not the case and the peopple are ruled over by an unaccountable tyranny.

@freemason4979

Жыл бұрын

@@OsellaSquadraCorse U say potato, I say poteto... ;)

@audie-cashstack-uk4881

Жыл бұрын

this is why the trump hate is deluded in America

@terryloftus3207

Жыл бұрын

HE has .. . .and the firm went bust

@supereliptic

Жыл бұрын

Says Farage, who has been in politics most of his adult life and ran a minor political party that ruined the UK economy and its international reputation as being a country of competence. How do his supporters never join the dots when he criticises other parties that he’s as bad or worse than his political opposites? 🤦‍♂️

Isn't it nice to hear Nigel in an interview where he's not interrupted every other word.

@ivanrlynn

6 ай бұрын

He’d be a pretty brill Uncle

@user-gd7cn4sy9l

4 ай бұрын

Yes

The thing about Nigel is he answers the questions, like the answers or not. This man took down 2 Prime minister's and 2 bank CEO's who else has ever done this. He says what ordinary people think, not rich politicians and media presenters. We have 2 party leaders who dont even know what a woman is..... God help us in the future.

@BruceLee-fd7uw

6 ай бұрын

Who are the 2 prime ministers

@matthewhook3375

5 ай бұрын

@@BruceLee-fd7uw Cameron and May presumably

@BruceLee-fd7uw

5 ай бұрын

@matthewhook3375 I don't remember him taking dwn those 2

@jgreen9361

5 ай бұрын

He was part of the group of idiots who took down the country. Immigration up, exports down, NHS in trouble, companies folding, investment leaving. He is still talking rubbish to gullible people who can’t see that he is part of the problem.

@matthewhalstead8817

5 ай бұрын

​@@BruceLee-fd7uwhe fucked cameron over pretty bad. he argued for the brecit referendum, then when it happened and he didnt get the result he wanted, he resigned. nigel got what he wanted at the time.

Vote Reform UK.

If Labour win the next election it will be purely down to how tragic the conservatives have been rather than labour's efforts or policies. That is a shocking indictment of the current state of British politics.

@ally11488

Жыл бұрын

Labour has promised to fund an extension to the £2500/energy cap past April by windfall taxes on companies. Right away that would make my life easier, so saying it's nothing to do with policies is bollocks. The austerity since 2010 has fed more extremists in this country. The austerity MK2 that Hunt & Sunak is taking us on since Truss's moronic budget, will take us further into extremism. You look at Germany in the 1930s. It's all about the economy.

@adam7802

Жыл бұрын

Its particularly incredible when you think how untouchable they were in the last election.

@ally11488

Жыл бұрын

@@adam7802 Right-wing press running on a Utopian vision of Brexit. People in this country think they have more in common with rich media owners than nurses. It really baffles me, but common sense isn't common.

@adam7802

Жыл бұрын

​@@ally11488 You know its funny you mention common sense, watching the video and reading the comments something was puzzling me. This channel normally leans more to the right in the comments, yet today its pretty mixed and all the lefties are arguing this typical nonesense. But then when he said something that clearly shown someone else commenting to me hadn't watched the video it just clicked... you are only here because it's Nigel Farage! You actually search for him just to argue in the comments! 😂😂😂

@ally11488

Жыл бұрын

@@adam7802 Thanks for responding by not refuting anything I wrote. Farage does fascinate me all the same. He's obviously a liar/narcissist/psychopath, yet people like you seem to value his opinions. Remember this one just before Truss crashed the economy.... "Today was the best Conservative budget since 1986" I'm only here for the laughs mate. Keep providing them.

I'm a 24 yr old english lad and now hearing Nige over longform on a pod I respect, I realise why he was demonized when I was 16/17 by the mainstream. He offered alternatives to globalism

@inspectorbutters7282

Жыл бұрын

Same here, 24 english. Remember basically being taught to hate him by the mainstream. Hopefully many more in our generation wake up to the truth.

@TheMightyMidget

Жыл бұрын

@@noodlefringe1802 I said mainstream not Media. And good for you, no need to form your own ideas.

@Gitn2it

Жыл бұрын

When I see so many people waking up, it gives me hope for the future.

@afuzzycreature8387

Жыл бұрын

they all believe in the great religion and great cause. this is what many of them have been trained to do... even the ones retiring now born in the afterglow of WW2. They forgot that the great cause was the still the nation that fought for its own people. Where "it went wrong" is when it got into racial navel gaving. American nationalism did not go wrong. British nationalism did not go wrong. British internationalism did go wrong. Different subject.

@Happyclapper

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMightyMidget not mainstream, they are corporate media.

Farage on the person under Welfarism: “I'm too fat, I am too stupid, I am too lazy, I don't get out of bed in the morning, I smoke drugs. Give me my money!" As a former Housing Support Officer myself, this is the most accurated description about the people that used to be my clients who were dependant on the welfare system. This is not a joke or an exaggeration.

@Suzanne291

6 ай бұрын

Seems like common sense. Offer a free ride and they will choose that.

@jamesjarrett52

6 ай бұрын

You're a liar...and a massive shit.

@brianbuchanan9838

6 ай бұрын

I am in the same business and the sense of entitlement from many, not all, is that I am due the money / bus pass / food bank vouchers / free food / cigarettes / time. I would get out but I don't know what else to do..

@philipelstone6171

6 ай бұрын

What a C---nt you are mate demonising people who are the most in need of help . You are wrong on so many levels , firstly benefits do not pay enough for it to be an attractive option , second most people paid into the system and are not scroungers . You are clearly an ex Housing Support officer and a very poor ignorant one at that

@johnmason2593

6 ай бұрын

I live next door to a family of them, mother, father & child both parents smoke tailor made fags they're down the pub every day, they start opening the tinnies around 10 am, never worked a day in their lives.....It;s a bloody disgrace.

I'm not British, I'm Kenyan but I enjoy listening to Nick Farage. He gives a very refreshing view of modern politics thats very different from the common boot-licking politicians out there

Someone at the pool this morning made an interesting point (we're in Canada). He said that when we lost the Queen, the current system would collapse pretty quickly. He said she was the last of that generation that put duty and integrity first, and that's more or less gone now - at least in our governing elites. The more I thought about it, the more sense it made. She did her duty and kept her opinions to herself for a long lifetime in the public eye - because that's what her role required of her. Now we just have a bunch of loudmouth jobbers running around who only seem to care about how much graft they can get while in office. On top of that, all the bizarre SJW BS being forced down our throats. You know why the Freedom Convoy here in Canada was handled SO HARSHLY? Because our rulers are expecting a revolt, and they are prepared for it. That was the first move in what is going to become a full on civil war of the working peoples of the West against our tyrannical WEF overlords.

@tashvadj4914

Жыл бұрын

Royalty is absurd. The end.

@SpaceForce635

Жыл бұрын

Also why Trudeau has accelerated his attempts to disurm Canadians.

@madraven07

Жыл бұрын

What’s interesting about the freedom convoy is that it was about citizens taking responsibility for our freedom. What the government doesn’t like are citizens taking responsibility. I think the deal is, “We take responsibility; you can have freedom." As soon as the truckers took responsibility, the government moved in to limit their freedom. It’s a strange dichotomy.

@Etcher

Жыл бұрын

@@madraven07 That's a fascinating point I had not considered; it is indeed a strange dichotomy but also terrifying

@tashvadj4914

Жыл бұрын

@@SpaceForce635 Because unarmed citizens are much easier for the woke to bully and criminalize. #2A all day.

When it comes to CO2 Nigel is right, we haven't reduced our carbon footprints at all we have increased them exponentially. We just moved it overseas but it's still our footprint.

@Lurch685

Жыл бұрын

Fortunately it doesn’t matter, the more CO2 emissions the better.

@FartSquirel

Жыл бұрын

@srspower seriously.. you still believe in that story?

@dogetaxes8893

Жыл бұрын

@@Lurch685 I wouldn’t go that far, its often not the best idea to muddle with complex systems you don’t really understand even if their could be potential benefits. For example your right more CO2 means a warmer greener wetter planet most likely. But predicting the future is just playing the same game as the globalist. Saying the opposite thing of the current establishment doesn’t make you right or enlightened. I prefer the Lomborg Approach.

@samanthas9875

Жыл бұрын

@@dogetaxes8893 neither the Lomborg Approach make you right. It is just your preference....

@dogetaxes8893

Жыл бұрын

​@@samanthas9875 Not saying i'm correct, i'm saying it's an extremely complex issue and anyone claiming they are right or the science is settled on their side is likely lying or wrong. Just saying the appoach I like best but I hold the right to be wrong and change my mind.

Gosh. Mr Farage never ceases to uplift the spirit for change and dare one say, revolution. He speaks sense and he is right. People should be listening and learning and demanding change. Great conversation.

@tonywilson4713

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and maybe somebody should ask this clown why he didn't have a plan for Brexit? If he is so damn smart why didn't he step forward and help negotiate *WHAT HE MADE HAPPEN?* You should wake up that this clown has a lot of answers but *NO SOLUTIONS.* FYI - I'm Australian and this clown was here recently speaking more of his crap and nonsense. Do the world a favor and keep this clown in your back yard and keep him out of other people's business.

@jameswilliamsgb

Жыл бұрын

People's intelligence is constantly being dimmed by propaganda and lies. They are conditioned not to think. That is what TV and big tech does.

@victoriapayne7239

6 ай бұрын

What stands out , for me , is that his demeanour, his body language, his speech , is so untypical of a politician . Got to mean something .

Individualism used to mean self responsibility, these days it’s been inverted to mean selfishness!

@MrsYasha1984

Жыл бұрын

Everything can corrupt if it becomes an idol in itself, sadly...

@Besogon11

Жыл бұрын

It has always meant selfishness

@kerriepaterson

Жыл бұрын

@@Besogon11 Spoken like a true Marxist! Equality of opportunity (self responsibility) has given the most unequal results but the most freedom in the world. Equality of outcome, sounds cushy, sounds like everyone gets an equal share of the pie but what it actually means is someone has to speak on your behalf and absolute equality would require the sacrifice of value itself, then there’s nothing worth living for! And that’s exactly how you end up with 100,000,000 dead in China and Russia and Russians stealing paper clips out of sheer contempt!

@Besogon11

Жыл бұрын

@@kerriepaterson Don't preach to me about your false freedom, Im no marxist, but I HATE your neo-liberal, greedy, selfish, materialistic, vain world. This paradigm is not for true humans, its a simulacrum for NPC's

@kerriepaterson

Жыл бұрын

@@Besogon11 Regardless of all negatives you attribute to Western culture, sadly that’s what you get when you replace god with science and limit our faith to the 5 senses! I would like to point you to the prevailing archetype embedded in the culture… It’s the Christian story, to get on with your lot in life! Pick up your own cross, bare it and climb your own mountain! The reason the West learned to privilege the individual is our ancestors figured out more than 2000 years ago that you can fractionate right down to the individual - at the end of the day the smallest minority is the individual.

"what has been done in the name of climate change has lead to one of the biggest transferences of money from the poor to rich in this country has ever seen" - Nigel Farage

@markparker5585

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely nothing to do with the last 13 years of Tory rule? Don't let weasels like Farage make you believe this is all someone else's fault.

@4Everlast

Жыл бұрын

CO2 "crisis" is absolute horse sh*t. Watch The Dimming and share it, it's all about weather control not climate BS.

@excel04

Жыл бұрын

It wasn't just due to climate change. £450 billion was printed (QE) in the last few years and £250 billion was privately loaned. So £700 billion was added to the economy (effectively £14k per person in the UK) and as we aren't seeing that we can conclude that most of that ended up in the pockets of the wealthy. Economist Gary Stevenson is worth a follow on this. He's campaigning to reduce wealth inequality.

@cr0uchingtiger

Жыл бұрын

@@excel04 could we attribute this to Covid/lockdowns to a large extent? I heard about a lot of small businesses/properties being bought up by corporations.

@excel04

Жыл бұрын

@@cr0uchingtiger we can attribute it to the large amount of money (700 billion) that was added to the economy during that time. When a lot of money is added to the economy it only provides a surplus for those who already have enough money and know how to capitalise on that. This is why assets, like property, went up in price (and so far haven't gone down). Rich people buy assets when they have surplus money. That is also not discounting the vast array of fraudulent practices that has occurred during the pandemic and boosted wealth for many.

This is an excellent podcast. I really like Nigel. Vote Reform

Well done lads. Brilliant stuff from the hosts and guest. Nigel Farage is not what MSM makes him out to be and more Brits need to know that. Keep it going. We need more conversations like this.

"Control the food supply, and you control the people. Control the energy supply, and you control states and continents. Control the money, and you control the world" Henry Kissinger (WEF), Rome, 1974.

@grannyannie2948

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou. They've been cracking on since then. Another gem is in the late seventies, concerned the the US had gone off the gold standard, led Anthony Rothschilds to seek a way of directly monetizing energy.

@pixel-pm1vq

Жыл бұрын

And they do don't they ✡️ and countries that don't use it get sanctioned Iran n Korea Cuba Venezuela

@ericgwalsh

Жыл бұрын

@@grannyannie2948 the co2 ghg fraud.

@grannyannie2948

Жыл бұрын

@@ericgwalsh Completely. I call it the Malthusian climate cult, or as Chesterton said, When people stop believing in God they don't believe nothing they believe anything.

@emmahowells8334

Жыл бұрын

That's what the WEF and our current government wants to do, aswell as other countries.

This is the best conversation that I’ve heard in years. Absolutely spot on. Thank you.

Best hour I’ve spent on KZread in years. Many thanks to all three of you.

Fingers crossed, we need to get rid of the Tory & Labour tribes.

@anglosaxonbreed

Жыл бұрын

Not one MP has come over to Reform from Labour or tories. There know you got no chance T the next GE. Reform got Zero at the by election. Reform just not the right stuff guys

@cyclist68

Жыл бұрын

It'll never happen☹️

@hetrodoxly1203

Жыл бұрын

Vote Reform, our only option.

@fatbloke2285

Жыл бұрын

That is key

@fujohnson8667

Жыл бұрын

@@hetrodoxly1203 busted flush already I think.

I'm just going to point this out as well. There's a word to describe big business and big government coming together, and it began a hundred years ago in central Europe. People might want to pay attention to the historical parallels that we're seeing, especially with the daemonisation of a certain section of society. The problem with politics in this country isn't the politicians, they're a symptom, not the cause, the problem is the electorate, for the most part, votes for parties rather than policies. Until that changes this country is going to continue down a very dark path.

@MrSeasonone

Жыл бұрын

And the electorate is becoming far more easy to control as the the decades go by, mainly the caused by the education system and the divide and conquer, cancel culture that has developed. As you say, what we don't learn from history we are destined to repeat forever!

@jwadaow

Жыл бұрын

It's the control that is being created that people are instructed not to be offended by.

@zyzzer

Жыл бұрын

You forgot to say it, but that word you're looking for is fascism

@stephanguitar9778

Жыл бұрын

We also did it 40 years ago under Thatcher. Her legacy of privatisation is still hurting us. Just as using the police on behalf of private companies to break strikes was a step towards corporate owned government.

@stephanguitar9778

Жыл бұрын

@@zyzzer Farage would happily indulge in a bit of that.

"There's no conspiracy theory, I'm telling you what's happening." Such a chilling line.

Absolutely fantastic interview. He's a very smart man, who is wiling to admit he doesn't have all of the answers, but does have very good starting places to look for solutions.

@supereliptic

Жыл бұрын

He didn’t admit to not having all the answers in 2016 though, only afterwards when reporters pressed him on could he deliver on his promises after convincing the UK public to steer their country into uncharted waters. Only then did he say ‘what next? I dunno?’. Hardly a paragon of virtue this guy.

Nigel farage is one of the most important and interesting people out there

I bloody love Triggernometry.

@DukeLitoAurelius

Жыл бұрын

Fuck yeah!

@russ254

Жыл бұрын

sodding good interview, oi

Can we get Farage back on before the election? It's a bit of an ask, but would be helpful?

The only UK politician I trust with saving the UK...as a proud educated English born black male I urge others to vote for our country

@M896

Жыл бұрын

His supporters would send you "home" in a heartbeat

@Martin-88

Жыл бұрын

​@@M896 That's such a lazy view. I'd vote for Nigel but wouldn't vote to send British citizens anywhere.

@MTknitter22

Жыл бұрын

Well-said @Royston Marshall

@MTknitter22

Жыл бұрын

@@Martin-88 our war is right here. We will not avoid war. Invaders have been taking over slowly for a long time. We grow less and less British every year.

@CheburashkaGenovna

Жыл бұрын

Buuuuaahahaha! 😅😂🤣 The only thing he's gonna save is his account in an offshore bank.... 🥴

The most underrated and under appreciated mind in British politics

@basengelblik5199

Жыл бұрын

Appreciated in what sense?

@lewis123417

Жыл бұрын

@@basengelblik5199 it's a shame we didn't have proportional voting, he'd probably have been prime minister by now

@OCONNER-oj3xg

Жыл бұрын

That’s because he’s not a politician ☘️

@joycegibbs5267

Жыл бұрын

the terminal decline of this country reflects how the UK electorate reject people like him.

@jeremijakrstic1968

Жыл бұрын

Underrated as long as he's not in charge. If that was the case, he would have turned out to be overrated. Talk is cheap. One can say anything, as long as he or she doesn't take the responsibility for a single thing in this country.

Thank you guys, that was a fantastic interview. Have to say Nigel is totally on point! And having spotted where the UK was going so years ago, and as a 30 year old tech expert/ business owner, I packed up and exited stage left to Australia. My life and my family's was improved exponentially, and unhappily the best decision I ever made.

I'm disappointed that he left politics. He's a force of nature and would be the perfect antidote to the current situation.

Very good interview with Farage. Love him or hate him he puts over his arguments much better than any of our so called politicians. Great demolition of the green lobby lies. I have not lived in UK for more than 40 years, thank God. The best decision I ever made was to leave.

@neytiriavatar140

Жыл бұрын

I love him

Sir Nigel Farage...the thorn in the establishment

@Grandmastergav86

Жыл бұрын

Lmao no

@Grandmastergav86

Жыл бұрын

@@delver1857 He's just a shyster

@beecat9951

Жыл бұрын

@@delver1857 I voted remain and can't see how Brexit could realistically be described as a disaster. The EU is certainly corrupt though.

@megaduck7965

Жыл бұрын

@@delver1857Tory remainers gave us the brexit “disaster”, they where in power when it was being negotiated

@freespeechmatters583

Жыл бұрын

Brexit hasn’t had any chance to actually happen yet. We’ve had worldwide disasters to deal, with a coming depression, WW3 and a subsequent financial reset. The EU will soon collapse along with NATO.

I hope they EU does go down. The EU has a complete stranglehold on our country of Ireland. Unfortunately all of our politicians are weak over here. Hopefully something changes.

Love Nigel. Thanks for getting him on guys.

You guys and Nigel are prophetic and very entertaining on top of it. Thanks.

This is a absolute brilliant conversation. When will we wake up and realize what useless people we elect to run the government? Sent

@suzannehaigh4281

Жыл бұрын

We did not elect this lot

@gruunt4064

Жыл бұрын

all very easy to say but there is no one else and if there was why would they put themselves in a thankless job where everyone else is only interested in PR and keeping their job, a civil service and public sector that is completely Left wing and woke and a public that wants zero hardship, they talk about cost of living crisis and heating and eating but how many of them have even cancelled their Netflix or iPhone contract, a cost of living crisis is when you can't afford to feed your kids not because you cant afford Netflix anymore, we don't realise how cosseted we are in the West

@Arltratlo

Жыл бұрын

Farage is the most useless person i know, we shall send him to Ukraine, giving him a sledge hammer and send him off to search for mines in the ground!

@jordane5150

Жыл бұрын

Never.

@podiumnutter

Жыл бұрын

It's the reason I voted for Brexit - to remove a layer of bureaucracy, so the public could see how useless our leaders are!

Nigel is one of my biggest political heroes, not because I agree with everything he says but because what he does say he believes in with so much passion. He frightened the establishment with UKIP and BP simply with his ability to talk with passion in a down to earth manner. Whether you like him or not, he is a Politician to be reckoned with and we need more like him. No spin.

@mmhcreates

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately you have just fallen for his spin. He is not genuine.

@glennmoreland6457

Жыл бұрын

@@mmhcreates Must include you then... As you're in here watching

I love hearing Nigel!! Even if you disagree with him on some subjects, you have to give him credit! Thanks Gentlemen

First time I have watched Triggernometry and You couldn't have picked a better guest than Nigel Farage. This is a perfect interview. Very interesting and well done

Good lord, Nigel Farage is a ridiculously articulate and speaker. Plus, that radio voice to boot. Not that I disagree with many of his points, anyway, but it is beyond refreshing to listen to an effective communicator as he is while putting forth his opinions in this interview.

An intelligent conversation. So rare, these days.

OMG! WE NEED THIS MAN AS PRIME MINISTER! Xxx

Excellent interview lads and what a great guest you had in Nigel, how I wish all politicians were like him, I think the world would be a much better place

God bless You Nigel

Legend he has my vote!!

What a great interview. Great questions and clear answers . Refreshing.

He's right. I'm a guy in my mid 20s in a very high paid position as a software developer. Why on earth would I sit in the UK and face the level of taxes there? I moved to Australia last year.

Self employed contractor here: I was really looking forward to the IR35 changes, it would have made my life a lot easier. Now there are higher taxes to go with IR35 amendments not being repealed. This government gets enough of my pay packet as it is, I'm starting to wonder what the point of trying to grow my business is when I'm at an effective 60% tax rate under IR35 for a significant portion of my earnings.

The Turkish barbers comment shows how in touch Farage is with the situation on the ground in the UK - brilliant 🤣🤣

Everything is broken. You couldn't have said a true word!! Thanks Nigel...

We're all walking headlong into the hands of billionaires.

@sqwalnoc

Жыл бұрын

what they want for us is basically neo-feudalism. peasants and serfs toiling at the whim of the nobility

@Tawny6702

Жыл бұрын

Yes, those same billionaires that funded Brexit!

@mrsentencename7334

9 ай бұрын

@@Tawny6702any globalist (the people who are actually running the show) wouldn’t want brexit, but they got off ok because they still have control over our government at the expense of all of us

Nigel is spot on as always. Still the best political commentator around.

@jeremijakrstic1968

Жыл бұрын

As spot on as he was about Brexit. Next thing you know, he limits his public presence in order to avoid hard questions. To advertise a pile of lies properly, you always have to wrap it in truth.

@stephanguitar9778

Жыл бұрын

He isn't. He is a self promoting parasite

@stevengruber57

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremijakrstic1968 What was he wrong on regarding Brexit?

If people are scared of not voting for Reform in case Labour get in ( as I am), I urge you to brave up and vote for reform anyway. I am

@Tracertme

2 ай бұрын

So well said, if you think about it logically you have little choice, vote for either labour or Tories and you have another 4 years of the same nonsense or worse if labour lead. Effectively you might as well have not voted. Alternatively use your vote wisely to give the nation a chance to bring meaningful change that will benefit all in time and you vote Reform. ❤ Worse case scenario , Labour get in, BUT wouldn’t you rather have Reform there standing as the leading opposition in parliament to any other party… to try and control the Labour madness.

Blair and Cameron have a lot to answer for.

I absolutely agree with everything Nigel has said. The funny thing is that I am an immigrant who came here pursuing a career and freedom. Since I have been here, government policies stuffed me from IR35 through lockdowns to higher taxes. I travel to Europe every time my family needs medical services to get it done private. The trends are more than worrying 😟

I've warmed to Nigel over the last few years. Tremendous force. Long may it be so!

@Aethelhald

Жыл бұрын

That happens when you disconnect yourself from the mainstream media. They have you believing that totally reasonable people with good ideas are actually genocidal dictators just waiting for their chance to suspend democracy and fire up the ovens.

@mogznwaz

Жыл бұрын

Me too

"They represent nothing absolutely nothing" there's never been a bigger gulf between what's happening in Westminster and the electorate.

I see a new Nigel Farage interview and I can’t click the play button quickly enough

The NHS problems stem from how the money is managed not by how much money they have.

@annapachaclarke2392

4 ай бұрын

Yes, true!!

An absolutely amazing and hugely enlightening interview. I must commend you for allowing Nigel to speak at length without interruption. His grasp of politics, business and economics is astounding. He should be the Prime Minister of this country and, God willing, he will be in 2026. 🙏🇬🇧

@tonywilson4713

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and maybe somebody should ask this clown why he didn't have a plan for Brexit? If he is so damn smart why didn't he step forward and help negotiate *WHAT HE MADE HAPPEN?* You should wake up that this clown has a lot of answers but *NO SOLUTIONS.* FYI - I'm Australian and this clown was here recently speaking more of his crap and nonsense. Do the world a favor and keep this clown in your back yard and keep him out of other people's business.

@Leoviliti1

Жыл бұрын

That's so wishful ....I'd love that to occur too..💐

@vanpallandt5799

Жыл бұрын

would they not need PR first and also for him to stand?

@christinesmith1499

Жыл бұрын

He's a friend of Trumps, thats a major red flag that Nigel is a grifter.

@tonywilson4713

Жыл бұрын

@@christinesmith1499 You are absolutely right, but unfortunately when there are podcasts willing to take money for content then he will have access to public discourse.

Superb interview . Refreshing because it involves 3 people who seem to see the world in the same sort .way as I do . Many thanks to all .

I wonder if Nigel has any idea what an amazing voice he has. He could easily do voiceover work, especially audiobooks and movie trailers. His voice is phenomenal.

@gomerspile5091

Жыл бұрын

He has a cold, clearly

@basengelblik5199

Жыл бұрын

I wish he chose that career

@k-peezy2723

Жыл бұрын

Never even thought of that, but dangit now you have my mind running in that direction.

@joycegibbs5267

Жыл бұрын

one of the last greats this country will ever have.

@jamest6781

Жыл бұрын

Beer and cigs😂

Really enjoyed this programme but then again I've always enjoyed listening to Nigel Farage...he just tells it like it is...

I'm from Spain. I discovered your channel a few days ago. Thanks for your content.

Guys!! Absolutely brilliant podcast. But why wasn't this longer?! Lol👌 I could listen to Nigel for hour's! Please get him on for a 4th time .

The problem with the NHS is the corruption on the corporate side, so the bulk of money never gets to front line services

@Heywoodthepeckerwood

Жыл бұрын

Government programs are by their own definition, uncorrupt.

@joycegibbs5267

Жыл бұрын

there's a lot of politics as well. My cousin's partner who is a consultant, left because he said the politics was too much.

@jmpcoelho

Жыл бұрын

But i guess with the 350 millions a week brexiters promised (remember the bus?) everything must have been all solved by now? No?

@DARTHMOBIUS

Жыл бұрын

The actual problem of the NHS is the fact the private presence is a Scam. Promised to be cheaper, faster, more effective. For example: A £6.95 for x7 PCR tests cost the NHS, £17.95 Per - PCR - Test. So it’s £125.65 for a box of 7. A total: £118.70 mark-up. So, what are you sh**bags going to do about it ?

@denisecrawford2425

Жыл бұрын

@Joaquim Coelho still moaning. Smh

Really enjoyed this interview so refreshing to here the truth .

Guys, I really love what you are doing here with Triggernometry, these discussions just don't come up in main stream and although I don't agree with everything that every guest says I love to hear the comments and reasoning behind their beliefs in a grown up and conversational way. Makes me think and then I often go away and do the research myself which is what Trig is there to do. Thanks for the posts.

I'm a simple man. I see Mr. Farage in the thumbnail, I click.

@basengelblik5199

Жыл бұрын

Why?

@philipmarwood9327

Жыл бұрын

Read right Javier.

@philipmarwood9327

Жыл бұрын

@@basengelblik5199 he talks unbiased sense.

@onlinemoneymadeeasy1317

Жыл бұрын

@@basengelblik5199 He talks simple sense. The public are not behind net zero, gender ideology or BLM. We are being run by 2 parties that represent so few of us. We need a new party that reconnects Westminster to the electorate.

@klh93

Жыл бұрын

👍😅

We are being betrayed

@joycegibbs5267

Жыл бұрын

we have been for years but I suppose our comfortability made us complacent?

Welfare should be a safety net, not a hammock.

I absolutely love this man, he's like a tree in my pocket....he whenever I listen to him he just grows and grows on me.

I love it when Nigel Farage comes on; brilliant as always.

Politicians are more disconnected because they're getting richer while everyone else gets poorer

@grannyannie2948

Жыл бұрын

Yes, an increasing, let them eat cake, mentality

@mogznwaz

Жыл бұрын

After what Liz Truss said about the workings of the Treasury and their deliberate withholding of information I don’t think our politicians have any power anymore. They have to do as they are told or else.

Brilliant interview - nice to hear a relaxed Nigel opening up with his real views.

We are not only going backwards as a society we also have no government that are sensible enough to do anything significant about this mess.

@janebaker966

6 ай бұрын

They are making money from this mess. The messier it gets the more money they make. I don't really understand how it works,if I did,ID be rich but just one example. The current cabinet have sent £240million to Rwanda to make it safer for migrants. No migrants have been sent there and probably never will. Who in Rwanda is receiving that money. Is it being paid into the Treasury of the Rwanda government,is it being distributed to the police,the housing dept etc. Or is it being paid into those hotels we are told the migrants will live at. Why Rwanda anyway? Well,as one junior Tory minister I heard on thr radio ingeniously declared,social unrest creates investment opportunities and following social unrest in Rwanda 30 years ago a lot of land suddenly became available which is now owned by a lot of senior Torys. So is that £240 million going to them. Is this ACTUALLY yet another wealth transfer scheme. YES IT IS.

Love Nigel and the Trig Boys…. Great program guys! Hello from Canada 🇨🇦 I

@DukeLitoAurelius

Жыл бұрын

Good to know there are solid blokes in Canada

This is so good. You guys are killing it.

Thank you gentlemen

Well Nigel! That was a common sense, measured and insightful interview. I completely agree with you on the NHS. Personally I’d stop paying National Insurance - mainly on the basis that I’ve paid in all of my working life, but, now, when I need the NHS, I get F all back. I have to pay for dentistry, eye tests, I can’t see a GP. My wife has had to pay privately for a mental health care regime. So, what’s the flipping point in contributing to basically nothing? If we paid a subscription to a TV service, and found that the TV was blank, we’d cancel. I want to do the same with the NHS - it’s not worth it.

This is VERY good and VERY clear! How refreshing! 👏👏👏

Get in 👍 Mr Farage a joy to listen to 👏👏👏

@PORRRIDGE_GUN

Жыл бұрын

If you are a sado-masochist. Listen more carefully. It is just one long whiney rant. He has no policies other than his own desire to remain relevant.

Brilliant interview ... Its not just power and money, but domination is the new currency.

As a disabled person I am incredibly grateful for the support I get. Of course there are those who work the system to their advantage and who are work shy. But please let us all remember the vast majority of people getting some disability benefits are genuine and suffering and we should be proud of a nation that supports and cares

@dontcallthemliberals3316

Жыл бұрын

He's not talking about you he's talking about the 8 million a day spent on immigrants' hotel rooms.

@apebass2215

6 ай бұрын

I'm not proud of a nation that prioritises support for immigrants over natives. My elderly neighbour cannot receive the healthcare she requires and has had to pay privately for a hip operation, in spite of paying NI contributions for her entire working life.

What worries me is who will be defending this country in a decade from now...

@DARTHMOBIUS

Жыл бұрын

No one, it’ll be a 4th world sh**hole - exactly what it deserves.

@JohnSmith-mk4nf

Жыл бұрын

At Darth Mobius, yt has blockd your comments btw. Only you and I can see them, no one else.

@mogznwaz

Жыл бұрын

That worries me too. The younger generation needs to wake up fast.

@jamesperrie1393

Жыл бұрын

No one and we are allowing a foreign army to simply walk in and paying them

@nancyreid2416

Жыл бұрын

It wont be Britain as we know it, our culture will no longer be nor i feel it will be majority white.we are being taken over, the globilists have been planing this evil bidding for masses of years.

I'll be honest and say I didn't know much about Nigel or his politics other than what the mainstream media says about him. I thought I'd give this a watch BECAUSE of my distrust in what the MSM has to say, and you know what... a lot of what he says makes sense and resonates with the way I've been feeling about the state of this country and the wider Western world.

@joycegibbs5267

Жыл бұрын

the MSM are extremely biased.

@PORRRIDGE_GUN

Жыл бұрын

He may be able to make a good point about the problem or issue at hand, but he has no solutions to offer. That is populism and proto fascism down to a tee. Fascists rarely actually 'do' anything, they just 'other' people, create scapegoats and direct your rage at them.

This episode is amaizing!!!

I will never ever stop loving Francis’s south London dialect and all the different dialects of The UK as an American they are loved and cherished there is nothing better than listening to an Yorkshire dialect or Scouse Dialect or any of them

@mogznwaz

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, yes I love them too. My accent is a rather dull southern Home Counties one unfortunately- you can always tell because I say baaaaath rather than bath and graaaaasss rather than grass. Francis is a Londoner so a little like me but not LOL

@aliencactus720

Жыл бұрын

Norfolk and Suffolk ( Anglian ) is the best southern family accent, technically, Norfolk is the most northern southern accent, related to the south east but much more in stasis and older and of course fantastic and at its best or oldest, unintelligible.

@valeriedavidson2785

Жыл бұрын

Trey. I am an Englishwoman. How about listening to an English person speaking English correctly. I am not a fan of regional accents speaking English badly.

@timenow5312

Жыл бұрын

@@valeriedavidson2785 Well if people who speak regional accents were allowed to go to posh schools or boarding schools that would be fine, but it's never going to happen is it, so unfortunately, you have missed the point at many angles. The two world wars were fought by heroes who served in regiments from Yorks, Lancs, Geordies, Brummies, West Country, we didn't speak "Inglish" correctly, but we did the job. So your comment about speaking English badly, is the typical kind of comment someone from a privileged background condescendingly mutter against the likes of us.....including me, who served 6 years in the British Army in a Black Country regiment.....and yes....we were, and are proud. In response to Trey though, the Black Country accent is probably the most difficult and historic to understand.........and no.......the name "The Black Country" is nothing whatsoever to do with the colour of anyone's skin....it's all about the Industrial Revolution........we are proud of it...and fly our own flag.

@valeriedavidson2785

Жыл бұрын

@@timenow5312 I come from an ordinary family and I did not go to a posh school. My mother used to correct me when I spoke badly. You do not need to come from a privileged background to speak correctly.

The PM we will probably never get …Nigel Farage .

@bigpaul4450

Жыл бұрын

Thank god

@eleycki

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, a narcissist fascist is what we need as a leader! This guy should not have a platform, let alone lead anything. He is so two-faced at least he can watch himself leave.

@Electriclentilman

Жыл бұрын

@@eleyckiKeep watching though don’t you ?

@eleycki

Жыл бұрын

@@Electriclentilman sorry, what? Why be nasty?

@Electriclentilman

Жыл бұрын

@@eleyckiI enjoy it

Dependency is a weapon.

Dependence on The State = giving up all that makes being human something meaningful. For someone truely in touch with their own humanity, such dependency is more bitterly horrid than death.

Very nice! 🙂A brilliant conversation! I really like you guys in Triggernometry, and I also very much like Nigel Farage, and in this talk you all had so much interseting to say! Perfect flow amongst brilliant minds! I love your content! I You are amongst my absolute heroes, and I do belive Triggernometry actually makes a big difference. I, for one, absolutley and defintly love listening. 🙂🤗👍🏻 All the best, with love, from Norway.🙂

@joycegibbs5267

Жыл бұрын

it keeps me sane. Is it as mad in Norway as it is in the UK ?

@anlaugschreinerberge4588

Жыл бұрын

@@joycegibbs5267 I think so, yeah, maybe differs some in excatly what issues, but it does cook down to that our sa called leader are worse than ever, and are not really trying to hide it that much any longer either. Sold out all our electricity to the EU, so we, the citizens must buy it back for at least ten, fiften times more..amongst one of the really infuitating ones. And, we also have a total ridicoulous amongst of immigration, from horrible places, and that the system doesnt have any further following up on, so the crime rates are high in the citys. We are still, embarrigsly»winning» people dying on the streets of using of hard drugs like heroin. And here to are the socalled social justice, to really spice stuff up til unberable! Its also a bigger difference than ever between the richest and the poorest, wich seems almost intended by the gouverment. Norway is very rich, from oilfindings in the 70ˋs, so many people still feel prosperous enough, and, I dont think the poverty have been hitting equally hard here, some other places in Europe. But we are getting there…quickly. What bother me the absolutley most though, its the obidience!! 😩 Norway id worse than Canada…has no freedomspirit AT ALL, and an ifuriatingly high percentance of people actually still belive the same gouverment, and gouverment here at all, and the same percentage really _enjoyed_ calling same gouverment on their friends and neighbours during lockdown! 😳🥺😠 So, I dont think we still are amongst those who suffers the most, but, I am sad to say, amongst those countries that seem to both tolerate and celebrate the suffering, or beeing in utter denial. I dont belive Norways countless claim to fame hero-stories from WWII any longer. Its doubtfull the spirit should have changed so much in a couple of generations! I know I am hard on my homecountry now, but its really sad, and embarrasing too, for a land and a people so overall wealthy and able to read or watch things, like Triggernometry, to get a little bit more enlightend, and a tad less arrogant.😉 Oh, and sorry you got so much of my ranting and irritation of my fellow countryfolks, just on your nice qusteion! 😉😀 I am still positive though, I do belive there are many, many benign forces in the world, and many, many people that are both truthfull and just, and wants to do good and the crazy to just end, and do better. And I am sure we can, forces joined, but not in a forced, corrupted and wrong union. I hope you are having a good day, and hi to UK! 🙂 Love from the snowy winter here in Norway.

@mogznwaz

Жыл бұрын

@@anlaugschreinerberge4588THANK YOU for your support and for telling us the truth about Norway. Our media are so vile they talk as if Britain is dead and British people are pond scum and it’s just us - everywhere else is a utopia. It makes me so angry. They are doing this to ALL of us. We have to fight back. We thought we did that with Brexit but all it has done has shown us the globalist agenda and the contempt with which they view us. We tried to fight at the ballot box but the ballot box has been robbed from us.

Great interview!

I normally skip ads, but these are hilarious.

Wow…. I’m not a Pom and didn’t select this channel but Nigel’s statements blew me away. We need more Nigel’s around the world. Message to Nigel…. Why don’t you build your own Davis with like minded politicians, media friends and so on. This is your true calling.

Absolutely fascinating, great chat 👏

You always get the truth from Nigel

32:20 The Japanese government-backed health insurance with private delivery has worked well for me. Last spring, I suddenly suffered a detached retina, and literally within 15 minutes I'd walked into a private eye clinic without an appointment, been diagnosed, and booked in for a reattachment a day or two later.

You might like this guy or disagree with him but you you cant argue that he makes a good argument for what he stands for..

@wolfiesmith7674

Жыл бұрын

He’s a political weather vane.

@missyllanita

Жыл бұрын

He tells us what's going on but his solutions will make it even worse.

@okgroomer1966

Жыл бұрын

He stands for nothing. He was a major part of the politics that caused this ruin. Any schmuck can say what's needed, real leaders do it. He did absolutely nothing

@glennmoreland6457

Жыл бұрын

@@wolfiesmith7674 He definitely sees the direction things are going in... Hence the 2016 referendum... ☹🇬🇧

Thanks again guys!! Why do I learn from you and no longer from the BBC et al