Finally an actual conversation rather than people just trying to yell over him while he answers questions. I think Nigel has handled himself well in the jungle

@danielward7008

6 ай бұрын

Nigel's an all round good egg, and far from the devil that the mainstream media paint him out to be.

@Urban_archive

6 ай бұрын

Very well infact. I must admit, I never used to like Nigel over the stuff you used to hear about him, but as a matter of fact… I’ve done a total 180, and I absolutely love him. I could see this man running our country!

@tanyamorgan4657

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely 💯

@sprocket-YT

6 ай бұрын

He was awkward AF when asked about food prices increasing that are still cheaper in the EU…. Still in denial I see🙄🤡🤣

@leeds3331

6 ай бұрын

@@sprocket-YTThe eu is made up of different countries and the prices are different in every country as are the wages so your statement doesn’t make any sense!

When people are actually allowed to listen to Nigel , they agree with him 9 times out of 10

@decentcomment9447

6 ай бұрын

You'll find based on this conversation Nigel agreed with them. What are you talking about ?

@barbarahalkyard1901

6 ай бұрын

People are fooled by him. Hes a conman.Just like every Politican.

@davidsoulsby1102

6 ай бұрын

@@decentcomment9447 He agreed the current government has done a bad job. Not that Brexit was wrong.. Comprehension is a marvellous ability.

@decentcomment9447

6 ай бұрын

@@davidsoulsby1102 yes, Nigel agreed with tony that is hasn't gone well. The commenter I replied to said when people are allowed to listen to Nigel they will agree with him 9 out of 10 times. Nigel done all the agreeing. Comprehension isn't one of your strong points is it Davey boy

@matthewking5591

6 ай бұрын

See this is the problem with remainers, there's no shame it lying. Nigal's polite, but he did not agree with them obviously. You know this, but you're addicted to lying. @@decentcomment9447

Nice to see people willing to actually listen and learn whilst challenging instead of shouting the scripted narrative at Nigel

@realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961

6 ай бұрын

@@thetruth9210 Rome wasn’t built in a day

Now that’s how you have a conversation civil no yelling or swearing just calm and civil

I’m amazed at the ignorance of the people he is with, hopefully he will educate them.

@csharpe5787

6 ай бұрын

I amazed at the ignorance, but let's hope he doesn't educate them.

@philgolden3786

6 ай бұрын

Those thick f@@# ers is way over their heads - Go Nigel

@gbwildlifeuk8269

6 ай бұрын

Id rather he educated the morons who continually comment they hope tony got home safe! 🤦‍♂️

@ppo2424

6 ай бұрын

​@@csharpe5787He needs to, Bellew thinking food prices not going up throughout Europe being a classic example.

@minkstar9021

8 күн бұрын

I’m amazed at the ignorance of the people who think of voting for him.

By "takes on Nigel" you mean "has a reasonable conversation with"? 😂

@jimmyyfranciss

6 ай бұрын

gotta get them clicks fella🤣🤣

@TrustinHewhoknows

6 ай бұрын

And Nigel eloquently?! He spoke like a politician😂

@matthewking5591

6 ай бұрын

did you watch the video? @@TrustinHewhoknows

@ivorharden

6 ай бұрын

Trying to make Nigel look bad 😂

@regwatson2017

6 ай бұрын

He's as thick as two short planks anyway. Nigel was generous with his time with him. Tony "takes on" bwahahaha

Wonderful to see a conversation 👍🇦🇺

@florence2095

6 ай бұрын

It took them coming here to our great land to have it 💜💛🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘

Now there is a grown up conversation where a group of people can sit down discuss and we get more enlightened expressing their opinions about the importance of why 52% voted leave but for some reason the majority of politicians and civil servants don’t want to deliver and in fact going as far as they can to sabotage Brexit!

@rampz975

6 ай бұрын

I want Nigel to win but if he goes out im voting tony

@DaleHarris-hf8js

6 ай бұрын

No one is sabotaging Brexit, it's just the reality of what leaving actually means rather than the lies that were spouted

@bradleycharlesworth8745

6 ай бұрын

It's the politicians in parliament that's betrayed us and the EU. We knew what we were voting for but the establishment lied to us and did the opposite.

@lukemonty

6 ай бұрын

The Brexit that was advertised is undeliverable. That much has been clear for a long time. People voted based on lies, the whole thing is a scam.

@alambyant

6 ай бұрын

Because none of them are Africans or Muslims.

Best piece of television I've seen all year and a much more productive conversation than anything you'd see on BBC Question Time.

Nothing Nigel said was false. Every single word was true. I think Nigel would rather not talk politics and just enjoy his time there

@florence2095

6 ай бұрын

I look at it this way. He’s been given the opportunity to educate I’m a Celebrity viewers. Might even answer some of their questions. They would never of had the opportunity, if he was not here in Australia 🇦🇺 🐨🐨🦘

@paulsmusic2908

6 ай бұрын

@@florence2095 100% but I still think given the choice Nigel would avoid politics questions like the plague. Hes always hated talking about it outside of his work, it drains him.

@FredPerps

6 ай бұрын

It's all part of the plan to wake up the sheep, he's best mates with trump, its all being acted out,

@12alocin

6 ай бұрын

The "Celebrity viewers" certainly need educating.@@florence2095

@Surveillance-Ys

6 ай бұрын

Maybe nothing he said was false..but you only get the info that makes him look like some saviour. Noticed how he fobbed of the question of savings not actually being realised.

Tony and Nigel have a civil conversation. They disagree, they move on and be friendly because they have to live and work together. Fred and Nigel have a civil conversation. They disagree, they move on and be friendly because they have to live and work together. Fred and Nella have an argument. They disagree, Nella sulks in her bed and refuses to talk to him. Nigel and Nella have an argument. They disagree, Nella sulks in her bed and refuses to talk to him. Some people are adults and can have adult conversations, and some people can't. Nella was a complete child. 5 votes for Nige this night and every night to come!

@ClaireL77777

6 ай бұрын

Yep voted my 5 votes for Nigel 😊😊😊😊😊😊

Nigel is right about inflation going on everywhere, it's nuts in the US right now. I told my mom recently that people can't afford to live and people can't afford to die these days with inflation.

@spiritusinfinitus

6 ай бұрын

​@@Ultra250Precisely. They literally printed half a TRILLION pounds out of nowhere during covid (which is effectively the same thing as borrowing from our future) That has to come back and bite eventually. Trouble is most ordinary people don't understand how money or currency works.

@crouchingtiger9108

6 ай бұрын

@@Ultra250 Since Biden and covid. For example, Trump paid off $1 trillion of the US national debt during his tenure, Biden added $1 trillion in 5 weeks and is set to have added $15 trillion by the end of his tenure. Biden has been cataclysmically disastrous for the world. Afghanistan pull out, 9 million over the border and counting, stopping gas and energy production which in turn, crippled Europes economies and funded the Ukraine war for Russia. The list is endless for just how bad Biden has been..

@jackgunning

6 ай бұрын

@@spiritusinfinitus Neither do you mate, the american printed trillions kept the economy pumping, now inflation is down to like three percent and they didnt even have to up unemployment to do it. The americans have played a stormer.

@crouchingtiger9108

6 ай бұрын

@@jackgunning No they haven't, they are trying to trick everyone into thinking inflation is down, but in reality everything is just as expensive and they have even depleted the US oil reserves purely to win the mid terms. Biden has destroyed the US petroleum market for political gain. There is a massive crash coming in 2024. You want to get a mortgage? Good luck with that. Biden has been a total disaster. All of that printed money has to be paid back and it won't be because they can't pay it back. The dollar is on track to lose it's position as the global currency. Thing's are about to hit the fan very hard.

@stratfordbaby

6 ай бұрын

Same in Canada.

Inflation is off the charts everywhere in Europe. I travelled half the continent a few months back. I don't know where Tony gets his info from. But the discussion is pretty reasonable

@garytebbenham6843

6 ай бұрын

Being in my 50s I’ve seen over the years how the EU has changed with each treaty. The EU is perfect for trade but over the years each treaty has taken more powers away from member states which has not been popular, and not just for the UK! Tony, and those of his age, will not have seen these changes hence why more of the older generation voted for Brexit rather than the young.

@sprocket-YT

6 ай бұрын

Tell me you haven’t checked without telling me 💀🤡🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@garytebbenham6843

6 ай бұрын

@@1Percyvideos tell me about it. I’ve been living in France for 9 years but have been attached to France for much longer with having a French wife. I often meet British ex-pats here that are staunch remainers yet don’t bother to learn French or expect the French to speak English. They also live in their little English communities in the Dordogne and take advantage of the superior French health service. Absolute clueless fartheads!

Nigel going on this show is a masterstroke. I follow politics closely and was going to vote remain, when I saw one of Michael Gove's comments " can you name 5 Presidents of the EU "? What?

Nigel is extremely well spoken and respectful unlike Nella He deserves to win just for that

Thats the problem with most people in Great Britain, they're just not educated on the resson and purpose of Brexit?

@peterppp694

6 ай бұрын

Brexit is a fiasco

@mramg6038

6 ай бұрын

I’d say around 40% are not educating themselves on the rationale. The majority are probably more in tune. However it’s convenient narrative to blame poor decision making at home on Brexit. High street dying? Business rates tax & online retails lack of tax. Immigration a problem? Stop the foreign skills shortage visas and study visas. House prices nuts? Build some more! Food prices rocketing? Stop paying farmers to retire & to cut their ‘CO2’. Utility prices unaffordable? Stop being party to a war between US & Russia by proxy (Ukraine). Debt absolutely crippling? Shouldn’t have spent £1tn on lockdown (this one’s debatable).

@fleur3986

6 ай бұрын

Nobody was. It's too vast for anyone to get their head around.

@sutty85

6 ай бұрын

​@@fleur3986 make our own laws wad simple enough for me.

@colloquialsoliloquy6391

2 ай бұрын

​@@sutty85You already did "In the EU ,the UK has always had sovereignty, even if it didn't always seem that way " - Tories white paper on Brexit.

I went to the USA and Canada this year and food inflation is also up! Good debate though and it was at least respectful without resorting to name calling.

Nigel is a very smart man and I really do hope he becomes our prime minister ❤

My family and friends are all voting for reform uk next time around, they’re are only hope of taking back control of our own borders

@csharpe5787

6 ай бұрын

The box factories are hard at work on this thread.

Gotta love Nigel!. Calls it how he sees it!. Hopefully the viewing public will be saying to themselves WTF! and demanding answers from their local MPs for lack of action etc.... Good on him and good on the people he was talking too to listen!. Nuff said.

Shows you how uninformed the average person/"celebrity" really is. They do not like Brexit but simultaneously do not understand it or the arguments for/against it. Nigel did well, although considering his lacklustre opposition, it's not surprising.

@IssacharGR

6 ай бұрын

Totally agree....I found it telling that Josie and Tony didnt know about Nigel Farage's career in the EU parliament... And probably were unaware of his epic speeches and amazing success in setting up a political party and changing the direction of this nation.. It underlines how the British establishment and media have manipulated the narrative. This underlines how deceived many of us are.

@rb1062

6 ай бұрын

Josie didn't know that he was an MEP 😅

@lukemonty

6 ай бұрын

Being uninformed led to us voting to leave. Now the public are more informed, public opinion on Brexit has completely shifted. If there was a referendum today, we would vote to remain by a landslide.

@IssacharGR

6 ай бұрын

@@lukemonty Luke...I dont know how the public would vote now...and unless you are God i don't think you can make that claim. I'm assuming that you voted to remain because not many people that i meet have changed their opinions. The many that i know that did vote leave - are even more convinced that they did the right thing now. As for your first point: that leavers...were dumb...or uninformed (some say racist too) that's another anecdotal guess, and offensive to millions. If Jose and Tony are anything to go by - I would say that they (as remainers) are remarkably uninformed. Wouldn't you? I worked for 40 years in international publishing...I have studied the politics of Europe for many years...I would assert like millions of other Brits that national sovereignty is something of great value. Something that many have laid down their lives to defend.

@rb1062

6 ай бұрын

@@lukemonty What an incredibly ignorant and arrogant comment! What evidence do you have that one person voting leave is more informed than another voting remain ??? You have no evidence that more people would vote to remain. I don't know a single person who has changed their mind. In fact the antics of the EU, such as the convid vaccination fiasco led some Remainers to claim that we were better off out of the EU after all. Your delusional opinion is not fact!

Inflation has been horrible in the United States. It is a worldwide economic problem. Not a Brexit problem, and it was because of lockdowns.

@Kpglory

6 ай бұрын

And that’s what people in Great Britain just don’t understand it’s post Covid everything has gone wild

@rb1062

6 ай бұрын

Lockdowns and the Ukraine.

@mlmcnew6761

6 ай бұрын

Same in Ireland I have to go into derry\ Londonderry to get my shopping ie UK its alot cheaper

@csharpe5787

6 ай бұрын

If you're not having to experience the horror that is Brexit, don't comment.

@Brunosdad

6 ай бұрын

@@csharpe5787 Ha ha, brexit a horror? what pills are you taking. Please think before you talk.

Tony doesn't understand Portugal doesnt import anywhere close to the amount of food the UK does. Or that prices from 3 years ago can't fairly be compared to the UKs prices today. Is the inflation in the USA also the fault of brexit? If you have no idea about something dont question the integrity of someone you ask for information.

@florence2095

6 ай бұрын

We have seen increases in Food, Utility Bills, let’s be honest, Everything has gone up Since Covid 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️ I don’t know about other Countries. Here in Australia 🇦🇺 we are still experiencing shortage of pharmaceuticals. Certain products have been out of stock for a long time. It shows how much we purchase from China 😢🐨🐨🦘

@paulsmusic2908

6 ай бұрын

Love Tony but hes your average Brit these days. Full of thoughts and a loose tongue.

@lg5819

6 ай бұрын

UK consumer preferences and diets include a range of products that cannot be grown in the UK or cannot be grown year-round. Therefore, the UK does not produce everything it eats or eat everything it produces. Still though, the U.K. produces 60% of its own food and imports the rest.

@tomo8235

6 ай бұрын

But Nigel said inflation is about the same around Europe, but as Tony said Portugal is about the same, if ngl was correct the prices would have gone up at a rate comparable to the imports they have but they haven’t, America have their own problems going on they are also going through the same thing but for totally different reasons just cuz we have a reason for our inflation doesn’t mean everyone who has inflation MUST be because of the same we are going through, Tony was merely saying that although we have power over our own country we haven’t used that power to help the citizens of our country but pissed down the pyramid and sucking more money out of us than they did when we was in the EU

@sjeune

6 ай бұрын

Inflation is a big problem everywhere in Europe. I'm from Holland and traveled half the continent very recently. Prices have risen dramatically everywhere. Can't compare it to two years ago, that's how fast. EU or not everyone is dealing with it, indeed maybe some a bit more then others but is virtually the same in western countries

I’m so happy they were curious, they were genuinely interested in asking Nigel these questions. They would never of had the opportunity, if he was not in there with them. Nigel gave them Honest answers. This way, he’s educating the viewers of I’m a Celeb 🍿🍿🙏💛💛💜💜🐨🐨🦘

Well done Tony, your comparing price at or around to Covid to now where the whole world is having rocket high inflation from the aftermath of COVID, the Russia Ukraine war (oil, grain), India’s rice embargo, etc… It’s not majorly down to brexit. Portugal, Spain, Italy for example have the climate to grow all the food in their diet. Hence, they don’t have to import very much from abroad that incurs any tariffs, international transport and fuel use, compliance and bureaucracy . We have a varied diet, high taxes on bad things like sugar and alcohol (I like both but understand the benefit of taxing both on the healthcare and general economy), and therefore rely on naturally more expensive imported food from around the world that has to match our standards, subject to global fuel inflation. I think people forgetting that the price of oil was between half to a quarter of what is has been this last year before COVID and funnily enough when we were in the EU so naturally the cost throughout the supply change was less and therefore cost to consumers was less. Maybe we did some of our own research we wouldn’t ask silly questions

@Jen-mf9rm

6 ай бұрын

Good comment till we got to "your all forgetting". It's YOU'RE, verb. Short the for you are . Your is possessive - as in your house. Appreciate this could have been the illiterate predictive text we have now 😕

@charlieh6015

6 ай бұрын

Yeah rate that, cheers! I was half asleep when trying this 😂

@championn3c574

6 ай бұрын

It's quite possible Nigel explained that but it got lost in the edit.

@wickedbabayaga

6 ай бұрын

@@charlieh6015 It's a simple typo that everyone does, however her comment looks like it's been through several rounds of google translate.

@charlieh6015

6 ай бұрын

@@wickedbabayaga 😂

Tony Bellew is a classic example of someone looking through milk bottles when viewing the EU project. It's about me, me ,me. How much things will go up or down. Why i cannot freely travel across Europe now. I can only stay in the EU project for 90days only now. It's all about them. Those of us who can see a wider view know it is a lot more then that as Nigel said it's about sovereignty, border control, making our own laws but that seems to be above them. I have the feeling there are certain Remainer voters that could be classed as intellectually challenged - as the Remainer establishment tried to smear Brexiteers with, err Gammons anyone?. They only see what they want to see and that is how it affects just them only and not the country in general.

@njwtube

6 ай бұрын

Can someone explain what laws the UK could now implement to better itself ? That it couldn't do before ?

@robertstancer4469

6 ай бұрын

@@njwtube I'll make it as simple as i can. As Nigel explained, we no longer have to accept any law the EU project passes. We are now free to to carry on making our own laws that are not contrary to any EU law. For example, the EU project passed a law that obligated member states to take their "fair share" of economic migrants still in the EU. The EU project has levied a fine of 22,000euros per person that they reject. See Poland and Hungary for examples. So in answer to your question, it is NOT "laws to better itself", ALL laws have this as their intention, it is we are no longer BOUND by EU project laws - ANY OF THEM. If we like one of their ideas, there is no reason we can pass this IN OUR law making chamber. Just like the EU project that is now adopting Britains way of tackling economic migrants by suspending the Schengen agreement and closing Frau Merkels door and controlling migration..

@labt8194

6 ай бұрын

Oh give me a break. Brexit has made immigration astronomically worse

@robertstancer4469

6 ай бұрын

@@thetruth9210 There is no point trying to explain to 'em they have what someone described as "Brexit deranged syndrome". NOTHING but nothing you can ever say will never be accepted by them. They have little or no idea about anything European as you have seen with @lab8194 above.

@labt8194

6 ай бұрын

@robertstancer4469 I'm an Irish-British dual national, Brexit makes no difference to me. However, for the UK it's obviously a catastrophic error. Name one benefit to prove otherwise?

Shutting down the economy for 2 years because of covid, putting sanctions on gas giant Russia and terrible decisions made by the Tories have also caused an increase in the cost of living.

@user-bq2tc6dh6t

6 ай бұрын

True but the NPCs won’t care

@dal6984

6 ай бұрын

Supporting an unwindable war and pissing off Russia has damaged us more than them. That's also played a part in our damaged economy. Going to get worse.

It's good to see a respectful conversation. It baffles me why people blame Nigel for Brexit. All Nigel did was get us the chance to vote on weather or not we want to stay in the EU. It's not his fault if other politicians make a mess of it. I didn't vote for Brexit, but if I knew then what I know now, I would vote in Favour of Brexit.

@naomicoward4687

6 ай бұрын

Nigel was the Mastermind behind Brexit! lol. So funny

@gitaryddcymraeg8816

6 ай бұрын

@@naomicoward4687 He secured a democratic vote for the people of a country that was not allowed to vote for the people who govern them. That is all he did. The EU is not a democracy. The bosses decide who the next bosses will be. The power should ALWAYS be in the hands of the citizens, not a foreign unelected unknown person.

@rb1062

6 ай бұрын

​@@naomicoward4687He wasn't "the Mastermind behind Brexit". Cameron was so terrified of him that he decided to hold the referendum hoping that we would vote to remain. Nigel merely influenced that decision. Always helps to know what you're talking about before you post.

@pierer91

6 ай бұрын

It was pretty weak of Nigel to quit immediately after the vote, lets be real.

@iainsearles6299

6 ай бұрын

​@@pierer91He quit after the vote because he had achieved what he set out to do, get britain out of europe. I for one am glad that we are out even though it took Nigel 21 years.

That’s nice to see a grown up conversation with legitimate questions and answers….. rather than the childish tantrums and shouting

I love Nigel on GB News. We've got to know him better. Real deal our Nige!!! I loved watching his girlfriends recent interview on GB News. Such a lovely genuine French lady. A must watch ❤

I am staggered by the ignorance of TV Presenters. How can Josie not know Nigel Farage was an MEP? he was there for 21 years!

Nigel for PM 🙏

@12alocin

6 ай бұрын

Nah, Suelle for PM Nigel for Home secretary.

@Sand118

6 ай бұрын

And Diane Abbot Education minister 😊

Josie didn't know that Nigel was an MEP!!!! And she's presents a Breakfast programme?

Nigel been absolutely honest hope he wins

I live in Holland and believe me Food costs more here and it does in the UK.

@IssacharGR

6 ай бұрын

Is that due (in part ) to your government farming policy?

How refreshing it is for people to question him about stuff but ACTUALLY hear him out and listen to what he has to say? Shows how toxic the "political debate" really is in society. If this was over twitter or a question time panel they'd be far less cordial.

@Matt-rw9py

6 ай бұрын

Yeah but Niggy doesn't mention that UK took part in shaping the EU laws and could veto them any day they liked. And today the UK has kept all EU laws because they work. What a surprise!

@flammenjc

6 ай бұрын

Yea but that's part of the problem isn't it? EU allows for avoidance of accountability the UK gov can do sweet FA and just blame the EU whenever it goes bad. Leaving teh EU leaves them unable to do that, which they didn't want [by and large] @@Matt-rw9py

Listen Tony I live in Spain and food has gone up here aswell. A 80 euro shop is now 140

Nigel was an MEP 25 years. I think he knows more about the EU than Tony!

@andimcgaw

6 ай бұрын

And yet none of you know he has a 70,000+ a year pension directly from the EU. He called them corrupt but he's taking their money working for the same corrupt entity.

@dal6984

6 ай бұрын

@@andimcgaw He spent 25 years as MEP and is entitled to a pension just like the other MEP. So what the problem?? How many have worked for a company that they now despise but still collect their pension that they contributed towards during the years they worked for them. Your argument is pointless.

@nearlyretired7005

6 ай бұрын

​@@andimcgaw Good luck to him! I dislike London Underground and TFL,but I draw a large pension from them.What is your point?

@andimcgaw

6 ай бұрын

@@nearlyretired7005 not the same thing. He lied to the British ppl to benefit himself and continued to do so while taking money from the institution he has stopped the rest of us from benefitting from and getting money from

Nigel is right about the prices in Europe increasing. I live in Sweden, and it's absolutely true here.

@csharpe5787

6 ай бұрын

Sweden doesn't have a broken society like we do. Our living standards are through the floor and there is so much inequality it is heartbreaking. Brexit broke Britain.

@tomtamarillo6349

6 ай бұрын

But with the help of Brexit, Great Britain was not supposed to make the same mistakes as the EU does. That was the whole point

@davidmarjason4222

6 ай бұрын

@@csharpe5787I think it was already broken. Brexit was a good idea but it wasn’t well implemented by the tories. Was there really any true brexiteers from the Tory side? Like pm mrs may completely destroyed the first deal and that leaves with what? A soft brexit with no benefits to us. It’s like they are planning to make brexit look bad so there will be another election to get back into the EU and then getting rid of the British pound to an euro.

@teejay8258

6 ай бұрын

@@tomtamarillo6349 I wouldn't call them mistakes. Inflation has risen due to the after effects of Covid, so most countries in the world are feeling the pinch. However, I was absolutely against Brexit (I am British). They made many false promises they couldn't deliver.

@teejay8258

6 ай бұрын

@@csharpe5787 Yes, I know. I am British and know how much you are suffering, although of course I don't see it firsthand. You were lied to, and sadly, many frustrated people fell for it hook, line and sinker.

These celebs have no idea about politics as for Tony we were given Brexit but the remaining Tories have not delivered it. And costs went up more because of the pandemic than Brexit so dont be so dim. And Nigel is correct prices have gone up in Europe and when in the EU they were totally ripping the UK off and millions went missing but not investigated.

Food has gone up in Portugal but also the wages are less here

Nigel a legend

I hope Nella Rose is taking note on how you can have a discussion with someone that has different opinions to yourself and you can still be buds afterwards!

NIGEL FOR THE WIN .

He was Brilliant in the European Parliament. And he’ll be brilliant as P.M.

@sanddollar790

6 ай бұрын

He handled the EU Parliament like a Rock Star! Absolute Legend!

@bonnieo910

6 ай бұрын

@@thetruth9210 Don’t give up on him yet, he’s not that old.

Go Nigel love from New Zealand ❤❤s❤😊

At least she admitted she was ignorant of a lot of the facts? How many people knew how many of Britain's laws were set by the EU?

@csharpe5787

6 ай бұрын

None of them, if we didn't want to carry them out we had a Vito. Brexit is about losing ower rights, the human rights act, employment rights. Do you really want to have to work in the same way that the Americans do?

@alangould1465

6 ай бұрын

​@csharpe5787 Over 60% of Britain's laws were set by the EU🙆‍♂️ The morning of June 24th,2016 was a magical morning,seeing smiles on people's faces🙂🫡

Tony should go back to Portugal and learn that prices have gone up drastically in ghe last two years since he was there. The uk didn't have these price rises 2 years ago either, so not sure what he was thinking.

@12alocin

6 ай бұрын

Tony is sitting on a stash of cash and gets that from beating people up.

'I went to portugal two years ago and the prices were the same' nice counter arguement lol

A lot of people might have a different view of Nigel if they just done some homework and find out what he is saying instead of listening to what others say about him. 😉. Nigel for prime minister 👍

Tony just doesn't want to believe Nigel. Prices have gone up everywhere in Europe

love that conversations like this are less taboo ! Nigel is decent bloke vilified by globalist agendas. He also raises some irrefutable points.

Shows what nella and Fred was actually like 😮 couldn't have a real conversation because they thought the public would like it

Great civilised conversation ! Though the political classes have tried hard to stop Brexit happening Britain is not in recession, the EU is.the EUs powerhouse economy Germany is also in recesssion and the British economy is predicted to overtake it by 2040. So even a limited Brexit is still working in our favour. Also food inflation is world wide and caused by lockdown and the Ukrainian war, not Brexit. If it was caused by Brexit it would just be the UK thats affected, not everywhere else and we Would be in recession, but we are Not !

👇 Nigel for the win

Tony ! Brexit is all about being an INDEPENDENT SOVEREIGN NATION. we make our own laws control of our own destiny. Its all about britain being in control !

@trishgough6491

6 ай бұрын

Is that what Britain is doing today then.I Don't think so.

@njwtube

6 ай бұрын

What independent laws has the UK introduced since being in control that it couldn't have before ?

@labt8194

6 ай бұрын

700'000 migrants

Can't believe we voted against UKIP, biggest mistake we ever made as a country, that is where we lost our country.

@Kingofthekop1

6 ай бұрын

🤣🤣 delusional gammon

@flamingosaregreat

6 ай бұрын

​@@Kingofthekop1what's a gammon ?

@massapin9293

6 ай бұрын

@@Kingofthekop1 You're right, voting the tories was the better option.

@ct9451

6 ай бұрын

​@@flamingosaregreatit's supposedly some sort of insult lefties love to resort to when they lack anything of substance to argue or respond with.

Watching this is better than Nella just screaming racist because of things she got from the internet

…….the bottom line….. we had a democratic vote in which we the British public were asked to make a choice between leaving or remaining in the EU, Leave won……it’s that simple.

5 votes for nigel

Love you Nigel! People have been s!at apon for years by politicians for decades,that they are scared to trust what you say, even if it is the truth!!!!!!!!

Fair play to them for Actually having a civil conversation with him instead of just throwing out ism’s or ist labels.

Careful Tony . Nella and Fred got voted off for not listening to what the EU was all about .

@yamyam3905

6 ай бұрын

@@dftfire I bet it was . Nigel's got a massive fan base.

@trishgough6491

6 ай бұрын

Carefully Nigel you mean.

@yamyam3905

6 ай бұрын

The public voted . Listen to Nigel.

@yamyam3905

6 ай бұрын

@@trishgough6491 careful Tony , you were in the bottom 2

To be honest without Nige nobody would be watching or talking about Im a Celeb.

NIGEL WE LOVE YOU EVERY SINGLE DAY NIGEL WE NEED YOU FOR YOU WE WILL PRAY NIGEL YOU ARE ALWAYS IN OUR DREAMS NIGEL YOU SHINE LIGHT ON US JUST LIKE LAZER BEAMS ❤🥰😍😘💖💗💓💞

Good guy nigel .. handled it well.

He is the only UK Pollie that I can understand, because he speaks without the political BS. Here in Australia a Xmas ham that used to be $40 -$60, is now $145. The cost of living crisis is hurting everyone everywhere, not just in the UK.

When do we actually get to see Nigel? Not at all really I think he brilliant and tbh is the most interesting in there would like to see more convos with him I think itv is airbrushing him out also every time someone leaves ant and dec ask them about Nigel the bias is real and the fix is in folks it’s all Sam and Tony constantly 🙄

Tony doesn't understand economics, price rises are due to over inflated pay rises , that pay rise has to be passed on to the customer, eg If train drivers want a massive pay rise although they are already on £50,000 a year , thats passed on to the train passengers 😁

@GazRsExtremeBrickMachines

6 ай бұрын

This is refreshing to read! It all started with the energy price increase. Then everyone wants more pay which unfortunately cements inflation! Energy prices have now dropped(oil/gas) but we’re forever stuck with increased prices due to a knee jerk reaction fueled by the media and unions

@yamyam3905

6 ай бұрын

Your right my friend, fuel prices will go up again in January, just in time for our winter .

@clownbag

6 ай бұрын

That's not true at all. Where did you get the idea that todays price rises are due to pay rises? There are many factors that influence inflation. Pay rises can increase inflation but are typically used to offset the effects of inflation. Most people asking for raises are asking for their pay to rise in line WITH inflation. They are not really asking for a raise. They are asking for their pay not to be docked. They are asking for their real wages, which are adjusted for inflation, to remain constant.

@yamyam3905

6 ай бұрын

@@clownbag train drivers on £50,000 a year and still want huge pay rises ? We have to pay for that .

Enjoyed the conversation, it's bitter sweet though. The Celebs keep saying "we" as in they are in the same boat financially as general public and the working class.

It’s really nice to see an actual Conversation. I’ve always been pro union , I acknowledge that the vote was the way it was. But I must admit I have been never been worse off. We all want a better UK, but we have different ways of how to achieve it.

@12alocin

6 ай бұрын

You left out the part where you think Labour would do the job.

@mramg6038

6 ай бұрын

However it’s convenient narrative to blame poor decision making at home on Brexit. High street dying? Business rates tax & online retails lack of tax. Immigration a problem? Stop the foreign skills shortage visas and study visas. House prices nuts? Build some more! Food prices rocketing? Stop paying farmers to retire & to cut their ‘CO2’. Utility prices unaffordable? Stop being party to a war between US & Russia by proxy (Ukraine). Debt absolutely crippling? Shouldn’t have spent £1tn on lockdown (this one’s debatable).

Nigel Farage is the only reason i'd ever warch this, nice to see him having such a casual conversation in a casual setting.

Europe prices are the same or worst

Go on nigel I bet itv cut this tonight. Good job, good job Fred is not in there. They wouldn't be able to have an adult conversation.

It's pointless compering the prices in Portugal two years ago to the prices in the UK now, I was there in September and the process are compatible.

Tony clearly had a cheat sheet list of things to say.

Finland food prices have risen so much too! Spain too!

I think I could sum up Brexit in this analogy. Imagine if I was a nasty parent, which I’m not, and my child asked me if I would take him to the zoo I would say no. Then if my wife came in and said “no! you WILL take him to the zoo!” He would win, but I would make sure he had the $hittiest day and the worst experience at the zoo that he’d wished he’d never asked or want to go again. That’s what happened when we gained Brexit from Europe and that’s what the EU and all those remainers in our Conservative party and civil service have been doing to us ever since! The fight is not over!

Inflation is world wide... Ukraine, Gazza and Covid saw to that. Anyone who has been abroad is willfully ignoring this if they think it is down to Brexit.

Tony or Nigel to win, if Nigel goes my Nigel votes will go to Tony,

Love Nigel 🇬🇧♥️

Still gobsmacked that a 'This Morning host' didn't know what Nigel did, or that he was in the European parliament,,,, good grief!!

@staygoldponyboy8881

6 ай бұрын

She's as false as Lorraine and Willoughby.

@IssacharGR

6 ай бұрын

Yes indeed....I too found it telling that Josie and Tony didnt know about Nigel Farage's career in the EU parliament... And probably were unaware of his epic speeches and amazing success in setting up a political party and changing the direction of this nation.. It underlines how the British establishment and media have manipulated the narrative. This underlines how deceived many of us are.

Tony, food prices have gone up in the last 2 years, even in Portugal!

I’m sure there’s a lot more footage ITV….. but that wouldn’t fit your agenda would it?

Nigel is very articulate and knowledgeable about all aspects of politics and what really goes on in the EU. The EU is an elitist boys’ club, as Nigel has exposed. I’m voting Reform UK at the next election, the corruption between Labour and the (non-)Conservatives needs to be rooted out. Reform UK are the only chance we have.

Tony's right about a few things but you can't just pin it all on Brexit. Covid 19 and the war in Ukraine has had a much bigger effect on us with everything. If it hadn't been for either of those it wouldnt have been as bad as what it is now. Its nice to watch them having a proper conversation for once. Nigels really come across well and gas been one of the strongest minded in camp.

I went to Portugal 2 years ago. A lot has happened since then. FFS.

Nice to see people are still able to have a grown up conversation about issues nowadays without turning to anger and name calling. Nella should have taken a leaf out of Tony's book

Ah yes, Portugal, the country where nobody can afford to rent an apartment because their salary is abysmal but at least they can grow their own apples and pears.

Everyone apart from most celebrities and the Media agree with Nigel .

Well done Jodie for asking questions and trying to understand the whole Brexit thing.

Nigel, surrounded by eejits

This really does show the lack of interest people have, and therefore the lack of knowledge about something that they actually have a vote on. And this small conversation reveals more about our population than any amount of so called political news coverage on our media. It’s shameful in so many respects.

A pretty honest assessment of it all

Is it that hard for people to realise that by not being a tory mp nigel doesnt have a word on how the government's run. Conservative policy is nothing to do with nigel

@florence2095

6 ай бұрын

Only if he Rejoins the Conservatives 🤔🤔🤔🍿🍿🐨🐨🦘

@Kingofthekop1

6 ай бұрын

He will cut a deal to join the tory’s, Just watch.

@wor53lg50

6 ай бұрын

​​@@Kingofthekop1he'll run for Reform if had any brains and maybe start a coalition and flush the jobby's down crapper...many in europe doing a shift in direction but media portrays anything the other way of far left extreme, even the old people who dos'nt want to see their country overrun, abused and wants to see a brighter future for their grandkids.... Surely that cant be wrong can it, seem the right thing to me..

ITV cutting room at work again , let’s see the WHOLE clip

The problem with brexit right now is that it hasn't actually happened, the government as still allowed the EU to have influence on what we do. They are still trying to fine us, and the added cost on imports is purely down to them, they made that decision not us and it's completely unnecessary. It's 2023 and countries and people should be allowed to trade freely, but the EU will not allow that. As for the high prices of food and energy Nigel is correct, the EU are in the same problem and in some parts worse. The Brussels EU parliament needs scraping, it's incredibly expensive to run and it needs replacing with every leader of the country's just been able to come together and discuss a fair trade agreement without red tap and without an expensive membership fee that exists at the moment to be a member of the EU.

Cost of living across Europe gone through roof

Just been to Portugal .As dear as here unless Tony found a Wetherspoons!

You can tell Tony's a boxer when you hear his view