Enda Brady

I think he's looking at this purely from a financial point of view and thinking, how can I save taxpayers money?

And again, it's English taxpayers.

He is an English nationalist.

That's all he is interested in.

And I think this will be a topic of conversation going forward.

Mark my words, it's on his agenda.

So what I would say is if you look at the polling right now, I think this is my prediction.

In the next 12 months, the Conservatives need

to do some sort of a deal with Farage because the vote on the right is splintered.

You know, look at a 24%.

These are conservative voters who are looking at the Conservative Party, who they've supported for decades, and they're thinking, this doesn't really represent me anymore.

I don't know what they are.

They don't know what they are.

And yet Farage is telling people, vote for me.

We will take our country back.

We will get rid of migrants.

I will deport people.

We will toughen up on crime.

We'll make England great again.

That's going to be his mantra for the next three years.