Chris Harborne

The UK is one of the few places with the sort of big law enforcement system that could actually try to crack down on these illicit uses of crypto.

Indeed, there are investigations going on that involve the illicit use of specifically Tether crypto.

Is the UK going to try and crack down on crypto or is it going to embrace it the way Trump has done it?

And Farage's view is very much we embrace it.

So let me get the stack of legal letters.

So I'm getting the one from Shillings, one of the foremost reputation management law firms.

They wrote a letter when I wrote to Harborne saying, can we have an interview?

They said, first of all, they didn't want to give an interview.

They said they wouldn't reward my previous coverage, which I think they clearly considered to have been critical with an interview.

But they do say this.

So this is shillings on behalf of Chris Harbourn.

Our client has not sought to influence nor has he influenced any politician to support cryptocurrencies or any other of his business interests.

And then there's this.

The prime ministers and senior politicians to whom you refer, so the ones like Farage who've received donations, are fully capable of making their own informed decisions on matters such as cryptocurrencies.

So interestingly, the legal letter we got from Reform, I mean, it says we've got all sorts of things wrong.

And I think the crucial point in this is this one.

No donor, including Mr Harborne, has sought or been offered any form of influence, benefit or preferential treatment in connection with donations.

So we've got the legal letter, right?

Yeah.

But we've also got what Faraz himself has said when he was asked by a reporter about these donations, these massive donations from Harbour.