Nigel Farage

Whether you see it as brilliant political theatre or gloriously unhinged, one thing is clear.

People stopped and took notice.

In Britain in 2026, that might be half the battle to get Starmer out.

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Well, given what a catastrophe UK economic policy has been over the last 15 years, I think we should challenge every single tenant of it.

Well, given what a catastrophe UK economic policy has been over the last 15 years, I think we should challenge every single tenant of it.

Well, given what a catastrophe UK economic policy has been over the last 15 years, I think we should challenge every single tenant of it.

Well, given what a catastrophe UK economic policy has been over the last 15 years, I think we should challenge every single tenant of it.

Well, happy birthday, USA.

250 this year.

The first Brexit in the world, which goes to show the nation state means everything.

It's very interesting.

Ten years ago, we had the Brexit vote.

We had Trump elected.

And the Davos crowd didn't believe it.

They thought it was a short-term aberration that would simply disappear.

Here we are 10 years on.

The main speaker is Donald Trump, followed by Javier Millay.