Chris Harborne

We've got a legal letter that comes from an email address called legal at reform.

Okay.

Let me grab it.

I've got a thickening pile of legal letters.

Here's the reform one.

So it's basically, yeah, this is just a party.

Don't read too much into it.

What it certainly isn't is some sort of like political strategy gathering where they're plotting Farage's takeover of the UK.

They gather, they go to a birthday.

200 people are there.

It's just a birthday party.

No political discussions of the nature implied took place and to suggest otherwise is a complete fabrication.

I'll tell you what's also interesting about this, about the letter that comes back.

It says, this is not a political meeting.

Nigel Farage is not even contemplating a return to politics then.

There's no way this could be about Farage's kind of designs to be prime minister because there aren't any.

I'm not sure that's entirely the full picture, you know.

Just before this trip to Thailand, Farage has written in the Daily Telegraph, just sort of mentioning offhand, by the way, the polling suggests that a Nigel Farage-led party could do very well.

And he ends it by saying, basically, I've given my life to Brexit to sit on the sidelines while it's portrayed.

So whether or not he has political discussions or discussions about donations in Thailand with Chris Harbour, he's clearly starting at this point to contemplate this big return.