I was going to write the same comment until I saw this 😂

No chip on the shoulder trying to project intellect and catch Nigel out for a change. Knew his place, wasn’t trying to be a hero, pulled off as decent an interview as you could get in under 5 minutes

It’s not enough to ask a question and allow the candidate to speak bollocks unchecked (not saying Nigel is). All these people need to be challenged on their answers… but let their answers be heard first!

The complete opposite of the Biased Broadcasting Corporation.

Yeah.. would be great to see this with the other parties too

He’s stuck in the early 2000s

He is kind of that, Windows XP, look old but can catch lot of people with nostalgia. But try use XP online for about 2 minutes and let me go how it goes

It looks like a shooting range to me. Maybe how he wants to deal with the immigrants?

You know he's got a shitty yellowing desktop at home in his "office" with windows vista on it

@@Jonpoo1 was a lot better then than today!

That's why it was a terrible piece because he allowed him to say things that are categorically untrue.

@@themiddleplace He didn’t say anything untrue comrade.

​@@themiddleplace Such as?

I think that critically, it's because Nigel answered the damn questions. I'm not a supporter of Reform, but at least, he answers the questions. If you're asked Starmer or Sunak the cannabis question for example, it would have been, "[X party] has always had a strong stance on cannabis and we're really proudly to consider our record in that regard."

There is a balance of listening and have the independent ability to at least have a follow up question.

it sure is mate, unlike the biased BBC that pushes their own negative agenda..

Professional journalists usually challenge interviewees on their answers whereas this was just an invitation for someone to give their policy. There's a difference between the two.

@@martydav9475 yes he should be challenged, after he's finished giving each answer. Not continual interruptions like the others do.

@@martydav9475but journalists cut in halfway through an answer. Why bother asking then if you just want to hear your own voice?

Without interruption too and being condescending.

Would be nice if he actually interrogated some of the answers though. Too few interviewers do this - mostly because they don’t have the intellect for it.

Took the words out of my mouth 👍

@@Jonpoo1Not that… We just don’t feel the need for Fox News rhetoric to impact UK politics.

​@@Jonpoo1 I think Mr Farage gets enough of that from the Left wing media.

@@Jonpoo1 It was clearly meant to be a short interview, so it was more important to get through a few questions rather than getting bogged down on one. In longer interviews I completely agree.

Next to the Tellytubbie hill!

Xd

this is going to age like milk in the the Sun but we got Nigel Farage as an MP in the houses of Parliament before we got GTA 6

Farage on Windows XP in 4k resolution. By God the detail from the sunlight is amazing.

I was about to say the same thing!!

This is actually how POLITICIANS should do interviews!!...... ACTUALLY ANSWERING QUESTIONS!!!

I know, it's insane.

And more importantly getting ANSWERS 😂

Unusual

He's right about a lot of things he never delivered.

He delivered what the richer wanted: brexit.

​@@zedtrekSeeing as the entire global ruling establishment didn't want Brexit, I don't know what you're talking about.

@@ty194 You easily led melt.

@@Manu-Official like what?

I just saw a video of someone giving pre-prepared responses to softball questions...must be something wrong with my connection 🤔

@@Klinsmann1985 He speaks like a normal person, with very reasonable views in almost all areas (please leave your political correctness at home), while not caring about offending anyone. The rest of them just pander to the party line / what is popular. Which is also why the other politicians are so hard to believe, they're just trying to say what gets them the most votes. Starmer won't deliver, or even try to deliver half of what he is saying. You will get more wokeism / high tax / bureaucracy and complain about Labour again for 5 years. It's refreshing to have a politician that says what he thinks. The policy line being taken is basically libertarian. Vote for real change.

@@toomaszobel why are you talking about political correctness? I just said he was clearly reading out pre-prepared answers, it was not a free flowing conversation as the original commentator said. Sorry if that touched a nerve for you

This isn’t a conversation, it’s an interview. Learn to know the difference.

​@@Klinsmann1985 Isn't it terrifying. The majority of people here think that's a good interview. They're confusing objectivity with not challenging lies. Which means that a large portion of the public fundamentally don't understand how the press is at least supposed to work. I bet many of them don't know what objectivity means. We're doomed!

I was hoping for a bursary for nurses- and this surpassed everything ! This is what we need.

Agree with the policy. BUT where's the money coming from with all the other cuts to tax he wants to make?!

I feel like he's saying a lot of things to please people. Instead of being realistic with what's achievable considering our economic situation.

@@JoshuaFindlay Oversea's aid being cut massively

@@JoshuaFindlay when they sell off the NHS - which he has stated he will do.

What you see is what you get with Nigel. They try and slate him because he's seen as "too radical" for your mainstream parties- who have now been well found out they are virtually no different from each other and are very worried for their seats.

T this point its just made up of nails

They are already dead, their voters are literally dyeing out fast.

The more nails, the harder it is for them to climb back out. If you ask me it needs welding shut

More like it’s totally fallen apart, and the Tory skeleton has fallen out the coffin.⚰️

ALSO we NEED 12 days more bank holidays...If farage anounced that it will be the final nail.

Thats Nigel. The other "fake" politicians are terrified of someone who talks down to earth - all reforms policies are no nonsense common sense policies.

Exactly- he isn’t just spouting the same pc nonsense and avoiding the actual answers. He just says what he thinks. Breath of fresh air

Because it’s really easy to answer questions when you have no desire to tell the truth and know you will never have to implement your policies. How do I know this. He answered questions just like this during the Brexit campaign.

@@tammyjanjan2892the other 2 parties really won’t help out the country mate. We need a change, it’s worth the shot.

​@tammyjanjan2892 Who implemented Brexit tammy? The fact that you blame Nigel for it, clearly shows your lack of understanding in our political system.

The only question Farage should be asked is Why did you want Tony Blair to be Britains 'vaccine tsar'? Actually why did you want anybody to be a 'vaccine tsar' But back to Blair, Nigel...really?

Never trust an investment banker

@@the0crowd258what about the policies though? Ignore personal childish attacks.

Bro "saved" the country with brexit.

And all racists Thank god most dont

Muslims for Reform ❤... End the Tories and Labour for war crimes in Palestine..... Vote Reform, help nigel destroy the establishment of Z .. ISTS .... the rest of you save your history and culture , and have Zero tolerance on Crime

​@@gordypattison3543guess you can't deal with realism maybe you should wrap yourself in cotton wool and find a safe space

Happy 12th birthday

@@gordypattison3543 your wrong about that, dead wrong

f u

All the interviewer did was ask him questions and allow him to answer. How is that a good job for a journalist. Honestly, you ppl don't have a clue

It wasn't an interview. It was just allowing Nigel to list all the eye-catching policies that he knows he'll never have to deliver. He should put them on the side of a bus.

@@jimjam3877 Actually, it was ITV viewers questions on what Reforms plans would be if they actually get a say in the next parliment, don't worry he won't actually be able to do anything because all of the soft headed natives in this country will just vote labour and then cry about paying more tax and not being able to see a gp.

​@@jimjam3877They all get the chance to say what they want and we all get the chance to either believe them or not. Democracy is cool you know

Why? It's clearly a scam, they are just the conservatives with a different name.

they support nazis

@@zedtrek Why's it a scam? explain

@@zedtrek Better than the Islam for the UK under the Labour name .

​@@cliveo3 Wow you really drank the koolaid didn't you

and did he answer the hash question with a yes or a no, no, he dodged the question and gave a sit on the wall answer. Why didn't he say to the young, remember who it was that caused us to leave the EU, me me me, twas I that fecked your prospects.

​@@edwardbernthal160 explain how leaving the EU has damaged their prospects

@@chrisjones2224 In fact, how did it damage his prospects ? lol

@@johnmalin1676 Because he cannot accept the idea of personal responsibility/accountability it's a bitter pill to swallow, far easier to cling to various and numerous excuses

@@edwardbernthal160 Prospects in EU? Like to go work there without knowledge of languages, prejudice against foreigners 10 times higher than in UK, and youth un-employment 30-50%. Great place for our young to go, no surprise that 5 million Europeans chose to stay in UK after Brexit.

I can tell which of my employees smoke weed. They usually don't last very long in the job. It's not a hard job or anything but you do have to be awake..

We have such things in Canada. They decriminalized cannabis with government as the distributor and licensed companies producing. Now they queue outside drive in First Nations to get the stuff. It’s like cigarettes there are still people flogging it under the counter. The point is it’s decriminalized. Smoking on the job is right. Who worries where it comes from.

He shouldn't have used us as an example. It's still federally illegal here so banks won't get involved. I could be wrong but I don't think the UK has the same tension between state and federal laws which create this quasi-legal status. It's not a fully legitimate industry here yet so saying it hasn't worked doesn't make sense.

There is a vested interest in keeping it illegal, example being a Tory MP who campaigned to keep it illegal whilst her husband grows it under license for big pharma.

I used to smoke weed for 7 years. When you quit you realise that actually, weed is bad. Should be legal, but people who are so adamant about it being legalised have a problem and are dependant on it

No.

vote reform is a vote for nazis

​@reno.zed1 Wake up!!

i aswell will be!

The bots are out of bed

Making promises is easy, delivering promises is something that remains to be seen from Mr Farage.

@@Manu-Official He's never been in Westminster. So he can't deliver them. If he get's into No. 10/Westminster and doesn't deliver like Boris, Cameron, May etc. then I think we can more comfortably say he doesn't deliver.

@@Manu-Official Brexit?

More like you've been conned by a snake oil salesman.

@@Manu-Official He managed to get Brexit without being elected in the UK parliament. Imagine what damage he could do if we got him into the Commons >:)

😂😂😂😂 never thought id see one again

He has my respect

He'll probably go Smoko with Nige afterwards.

@@NettiGaming 80's is back with a lot more than just thatcherism 🤣

Is it alive? 😂

He's a grifter and you've fallen for every trick in the book.

@@RileyWriteydon’t insult, come up with a proper explanation of your thinking

@@RileyWritey They won't believe you it's futile, let them read the Sun

I think it would be a extremely huge number.

@@daviecrocket9160 Massive, Nigel's not seeing it. Oh well everyone who wants to is doing it anyway is not the answer, decriminalisation or making it legal frees up police time the courts and stops people getting criminal records for something so petty.

@@piper5985he would have my vote. I don’t even use it

@@Statueshop297 Ive not had a smoke in years but i stand by those who do. Alcohol is far more damaging than weed in every sense yet having a beer down the pub is part of Nigel's persona. How can we get this message to Nigel and the party?

I don’t think so, not once people realised the lack of depth in his other policies.

Ah yes the party who has Liz Truss the woman who crashed our economy as a deputy director thats sounds like such a smart idea! 🤦‍♂️

Thick tw®t 🙄

We can watch tv for free, but the Po Po can boot our door in and beat us senseless and drag us off to a detention center if they wish? What a trade off

@@KlavarRecordings What are you talking about? I'm genuinely asking I don't get the police beatings point

Ok thanks internet stranger, I'll trust you

​@@HickzyMe neither

Well done Linda!

Tribalism.

Only lobotomised people vote conservatives

Status quo bias.

Sorry to hear you're so gullible. So Brexit was a good idea?

@@alanwatterson2850 It's pretty much inconsequential.

You will pay a lot more if it is legalised.

@@malcky630 morally and culturally.

@@malcky630 black market will still exist

⁠​⁠@@malcky630it’s cheaper or about the same in places it’s legalised

@@Unrealchamp88drink and smoking is a bigger moral blight on this country than hash ever will be, it should be legal and regulated strictly in the same way as alcohol and tobacco, nowadays I see more kids getting high in the park than drunk, that’s because getting weed is easier with our current laws

I don't agree. Why should I pay more tax so doctors can be richer?

@@DS9TREK Because we need more doctors and other important professions? We don't charge people for middle school, because we realize that wouldn't work, we have to invest in the future to make it work. You do this and they'll be far few people getting liberal art degrees, and instead doing something actually useful in society that will be paying taxes.

It would be incredibly unfair to students for some doing degrees to have no debt and others to have tens of thousands of it. There is a better way to encourage people to do certain degrees over others than basically punishing everyone not doing stem.

@@sirgo0se97 You one of those people who've wasted their life on a toilet paper degree?

@@ionlyfearphobophobia I wouldn’t call a Law degree that no, and yet it would mean me paying 37 grand when a friend zerkin around doing Computer Science would get to do it for free.

Thick as a whale omelette most nowadays

And you're thick to think any other party will win

Yeah, we must be thick voting for the guy that chose brexit as their “great idea”.

@@mrbeat7405 Brexit is the same as anything else in life, …you have to work hard and make the right choices to implement it and take advantage of the multitude of opportunities it offers…., unfortunately one of the two Tory Parties decided to do absolutely No work whatsoever and sit on their hands ! When Reform get in,…You will see all the benefits of Brexit !

@@mrbeat7405 exactly

at least you're proof with what's wrong with the country

@@jacky5768 it's people like you pal!!

Stay at home. You've not yet learned how to spot a conman.

@@alanwatterson2850 if you've been voting for the current clowns running the country i'm afraid to say neither have you ..

Welcome to the party. Don't mind the so called "nice" people who hate us. They were brought up wrong, and many are filled with bile towards the good people of the UK.

No. Fraudulent likes in this comment

@@jeanclaudejunior 😂

@@Bloodline2009 it's true. There is something fraudulent about the like button on this comment

@@Bloodline2009 and there IS something fraudulent in Brexit while it's nothing fraudulent in the US presidential election of 2020 and the one in Brazil

@@jeanclaudejunior your smokin on something different

I agree with him more than I agree with the others!

GET EDUCATED ABOUT GRIFTERS

​​@@Cashback13Nigel is not a grifter. You can call him one, but any sane minded reform voter isn't going to not vote Reform because you do. He left GBNews, his highest paying job to represent the British people in the House of Commons, that's not what a grifter does. Who's uneducated now?

@@Cashback13 Vote Reform give the UK a future.

@@Cashback13 Do you mean Labour's main block voting community. Coming in dinghies to your street.

@@nickjones8867 ''I admire Putin as an operator/ the UK needs to move to an insurance based health service'' - Nigel Farage Hindsight is a thing.

Ah yes Reform the party with Liz Truss the woman who crashed our economy as deputy director what could possibly go wrong there 🤦‍♂️

Not going to vote for a fraudster party

More than that, he appears to have a realistic and responsible approach to cannabis, letting people do them while i guess being strict keeping it away from kids and the workplace

@@ionlyfearphobophobiaexactly. He knows it’s not enforced and maybe it should be emphasized that it isn’t enforced. It should be hidden and kept away from kids. It’s detrimental to the mind when you’re young. It’s a hobby when you’re older.

@@Needanewcarnow I don't think it should be hidden anymore than alcohol. I wouldn't even be against parents using it slightly within reason long as it doesn't get in the way of their parenting like the difference between them having a couple drinks as opposed to getting completely drunk. Though i would also take great issue with 2nd hand smoke for kids, and that applies to tobacco too.

@@Needanewcarnow *Everyone I know who smoked it either developed Schizophrenia, or gave it up due to what they reported as feeling early signs of schizophrenia, and this was out of around 50 people* And this included around a dozen who started smoking it between the ages of 18-21. So I think regarding it being detrimental to your mind, goes beyond children, at least to the age of 21, yet does it stop being detrimental if you start later on, possibly, yet it's hard to tell because I don't really know anyone who started smoking it later in life.

​@@ionlyfearphobophobia *I think due to the stench of cannabis* if it were made legal, (which I don't think it should be for other reasons, you just need much harsher sentences if you want to stop it) it should be reserved to enclosed shops that do not let said stench escape. And that would solve the issue of 2nd hand smoke for kids anyway.

Who cares? He let Farage answer!

mullets = young and cool

A good way of measuring whether you’re over the hill is if young people do things that you don’t understand. You, sir, are clearly over the hill.

@methanedirigible as will you soon enough 😉

@@JimP-tc7gg Well yeah - I’m aware of how time works. I guess your parents thought you looked really strange too, when you came home in your powdered periwig and large buckled shoes back in 1750 🤷‍♂️

I agree with your point here, but cannabis isn't generally legal in the US. Legal status varies state to state with some having it fully legal, some only for medical purposes, and a few still fully illegal. However, the federal government still considers it illegal, which limits research and access to banking for cannabis companies and the threat of DEA raid is still present. Additionally, states like California tax it so highly that the illegal market is still the majority. I assume that's partly what Farage means by "not making much of a difference."

I agree, even though weed is utterly grim. From an electoral point of view decriminalization is a lot less scary and committal though.

Rather than drug dealers make a profit the taxman can...it's a money printer for the taxman.

Lol " still voting reform" rings like "still voting brexit" Brexiteers in denial STILL lmao

Yet, a student dealing a bit of cannabis at uni, would get life imprisonment, Ben Habib confirmed in an interview on LBC.

mark its wireless... its definitely not, it needs wires

The three amigos

Where did you get that load of cobblers from?

I think it makes sense too. People who take will still take it whether it's legal or not. Better it is safe and available from reputable places. And of course, the govt can tax it heavily, which will please the tax man and the chancellor.

Yes, but farage can't say that - nor has he outlawed it completely - it is something that captures the most conservative of voters in this regard

Especially since UK is the largest exporter of medical cannabis.

Most of the small parties have had this as a policy for 20 years...

​@@trader548 The tax revenue it would generate would be insignificant. Thats why the government haven't bothered with it.