British Populists Fail With MAGA Crowd in America

[@Ant.Gib.]

The people in America don't know who Nigel Farage is? If only we in the UK could say the same....

[@tazgecko]

That's the thing. No one cares about him over state side, yet the UK media keep allowing him to say otherwise.

[@tonyburton419]

😂😂

[@MattWhite-vh6xh]

That would have been the case if the media didn't constantly give him a platform.

[@octavianpopescu4776]

Maybe, if someone didn't vote for him over and over again for over 20 years...

[@frishter]

Why would they? Most probably don't even know about Starmer.

[@struggopuggo]

Johnson, Truss & Farage are embarrassments to this country.

[@Tybold63]

True, but I fear Starmer might come with some less good things when he won the power , we will see. Not sure I trust him yet.

[@michaelfoy]

​@@Tybold63He's NOT an absolute cluelss dangerously incompetent Nutter though unlike Johnson and Truss.....

[@susanparkauntiesuze5447]

Nowhere near the embarrassment of On your knees Starmer, Raynerand Lammy.

[@evonne_o]

But people STILL voted for these people which is a problem that NEEDS to be addressed.

[@bbcblibberbroadcastingcorp2651]

I'm from Canada. I could have told them that. Living with those politics next door is like living next to a crack house.

[@charlievarley]

Just a quick note Johnson was born in America and held citizenship there, until 2016. He has NO special place in his heart for the UK and that showed in his premiership.

[@jmas1219]

Johnson has no special love for anything but Johnson.

[@SamLowryDZ-015]

And he only gave up his citizenship because he found out as a US citizen he has to pay tax to the US treasury tax on the sale of a London property he had to sell to pay for another divorce.

[@KaiHenningsen]

@@SamLowryDZ-015 Yeah, US tax laws for citizens not living in the US are insane.

[@KaiHenningsen]

Oh, and mind you, they also cover people who were born in the US but never lived there. If you're one of those, don't visit the US before getting your US tax in order, or you may get unpleasant surprises.

[@luminousfractal420]

eugenicists. those "special friends in the usa" that helped with the "special operation".

[@Leberteich]

"Nationalists of all countries, unite!" Doesn't work like that, does it, Nigel?

[@frishter]

L'Amour Toujours is a pretty good tune.

[@tohellorbarbados4902]

"You have nothing to lose but your Human Rights"...

[@grahamepigney8565]

"Nationalists of all countries, unite!" is an oxymoron for obvious reasons.

[@luminousfractal420]

nigel is stood on top of a mountain stabbing his flag into the soil and claiming it....he hasnt realised the mountain is a giant named eugenics which has been sleeping with one eye open for the last 50years (the wests existing form of naziism, both wanted to scrub the gene pool..of the likes of him and us...hes an absolute fool, just looking for rubles by hanging out near the dodgy kid putin, who no doubt is not appreciating little kids like farrage in his cool hangout.)

[@Leberteich]

@@grahamepigney8565 Yeah I know. But apparently Nigel Farage does not.

[@nicholashoward2696]

If Farge spends more time in the USA than the UK, he should be stripped of his MP as he is not working for his contingency.

[@aleph8888]

He’s not an MP

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

​@@aleph8888I think he is. Unfortunately

[@susanhonegger9987]

​@@aleph8888Farage IS an Member of Parliament, since he was elected in Clacton

[@jyvben1520]

Contingency is a noun that means something that might possibly happen in the future

[@davidpeacock40]

Clacton now known as gammon on sea

[@cramster3495]

They continue to reveal their awful allegiances and their actual lack of ability

[@pete_lind]

Now convicted criminal, Steve Bannon flopped in Europe, right wingers did nt even want meet him. When right winger here is some what in reality in US they are anti science , flat earthers .

[@bbcblibberbroadcastingcorp2651]

I'm from Canada. I could have told them that. Living with those politics next door is like living next to a crack house.

[@bradw8102]

Poundland Donald Trump by name...

[@WilliamMacKenzie-dq6bf]

Aka Bojo the Bodybag... that's Poundland trump..

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Nigel is a Trump pet.

[@bbcblibberbroadcastingcorp2651]

I'm from Canada. I could have told them that. Living with those politics next door is like living next to a crack house.

[@colinireson9339]

I'm from England. You have my sympathy. It's bad enough this side of the Atlantic Ocean.

[@johnpoile1451]

Might be a good time to start defending your border.

[@michaeldoig9881]

Lucky people of Clacton! They won’t see farage for 5 years.

[@michaeldenton2503]

What on earth made them vote for him?

[@LudwigVaanArthans]

​@@michaeldenton2503being gammons

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

​@LudwigVaanArthans stupidity,racism um and a few other things

[@frishter]

@@michaeldenton2503 Morals.

[@rmw7536]

@@michaeldenton2503 Idiots, racists, fascists, no education to say the least

[@lolkthnxbai]

As one of your American viewers who's been following you for years just to keep tabs on what's going on across the pond, you're spot on. They'll never be seen as serious since they're british first and foremost & in our country they'll always associate british with those tea drinkers we kicked out the country for trying to tax us and this notion is deeply rooted within culture and schooling, nevermind that they're descendants of said tea drinkers! Also in all these years of watching you, I gotta say these past few days since the election has to be probably the happiest I've ever seen you and for good reason!

[@candidaprout560]

Good afternoon Phil and all here. Did you listen the nominated VP calling Britain an islamic state and asking Tories to take "care" of the labour who won the elections!?😮 No respect for international law. Johnson and Farage shouldn't even be there. Have a nice day 🍀 and all here

[@Pikaling3408]

I know its would of caused a diplomatic incident if he was elected. This is why we should prioritise relations with the EU.

[@candidaprout560]

Exactly 👍. What's going on the USA is very very dangerous. Have a nice day 🍀

[@buntyjoy1800]

They dont want Boris they want Vlad.

[@davidpeacock40]

But the disgraced former PM is sponsored by ylad

[@aquaticape7542]

Actually that is a good point. A lot of MAGA are pro Putin.. Bojo's pro Ukraine stance will not go down well at all in MAGA circles.

[@grahambretman4010]

​@@aquaticape7542 Johnson will change his stance to suit whoever is paying him, just look at him pre referendum compared to when he campaigned for Leave

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Vlad the impaller would appeal to many maga.

[@thejuiceking2219]

also these people forget britain is no longer a global superpower, people outside the country don't care about british politics, why would they?

[@grahamepigney8565]

The UK hasn't been a global superpower since it bankrupted itself to fight Hitler while the USA and others sat on the fence.

[@davdonoghue]

I am sure that Farage will represent the needs of the people of Clacton as well as he represented the British fishermen when he was in Europe😂🤣😅🤣😅🤣😂

[@russiandrivers9986]

Poor ignorant people love being represented by wealthy con artists

[@kerrywiggins]

People don't know who he is because he is a nobody.

[@stephanguitar9778]

I disagree, he is our national Embarrassment.

[@Danny123a]

People from Essex would vote for a Martian if he was racist enough

[@richardvernon317]

Along the East Coast they would!! Quite a few places on the west of the county turned red and the county town went orange a few weeks ago.

[@tominessex1252]

unfortunately that's true for the majority of people in Essex

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

As long as the martian did not come over on a small boat.

[@Danny123a]

@@JohnPark-xf2gq Not an inflatable UFO?

[@grateberk6435]

Johnson was born in America. He should remain there..

[@theflyingwelshman5338]

That’s because the Tories look like far left Communists compared to the Republicans.

[@Ian-mj4pt]

Woke lefties as the yanks will say

[@garryferrington811]

That's true.

[@StevenJackson-re6qm]

They’re both populists. No longer right or left wing on that political spectrum.

[@JamesAidan-s7o]

Lovely analysis.

[@pit_stop77]

I wonder if Clacton have noticed that their mp has disappeared 😂

[@Steve_Coates]

They'l have ive years to get used to the idea.

[@jovianr9498]

You would have to be very lucky if the dipshits, er people, of Clacton noticed anything.

[@errorswillmultiply1697]

He's put a lifesize cardboard cutout in place and a voice activated tape recorder that responds to everything with, 'That's interesting. That's _very_ interesting, well that's _extremely_ interesting because if we look at...' and then it just plays a random clip of him talking about absolutely any subject. Honestly, would _you_ be able to tell the difference?

[@charliemoore2551]

US insularity is staggering even outside the MAGA tent. The vast majority of US citizens will never apply for a passport - and most of those who do, only get as far as Mexico or Canada. I attended a course in Dallas once. The trainer introduced me as from Scotland in England! When I corrected her, the whole class looked around in confusion. What do you mean Scotland's not in England? And these were all graduates. The married cousins who support Trump think that other countries are places that terrorists come from and little else. No wonder that they would have little respect for furriners like Truss, Farage and Johnson.

[@octavianpopescu4776]

Travel is very expensive. Only rich people can afford it. I will most likely never travel to the US or Canada. The plane tickets alone from my country to the US would cost about 1 month's salary... and those are just the tickets. It's simply cheaper and more convenient to travel around Europe. A lot of people from my country go to Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus or Turkey because they're just close to us. The US being the size of a continent and travel being so expensive, I get why they wouldn't move around so much.

[@stephanguitar9778]

​@octavianpopescu4776 Lots of Americans are well paid. Flights across the Atlantic are not necessarily too expensive and to top it off the USD has been very good against every other country for several years now. The two problems for US citizens travelling is the fact that many only get 2 weeks holiday per year and as has been said, the xenophobic, inward looking culture.

[@grahamepigney8565]

@@octavianpopescu4776 travel might be expensive, but that doesn't excuse US citizens not being educated enough to know basic geography

[@octavianpopescu4776]

@@grahamepigney8565 Thing is they don't need to (as the US is quite self-sufficient, it's a mini-world) and we wouldn't either in their position. We were forced to learn living on a crowded continent, having to interact with one another all the time. If our countries were in the same position as the US, I'm not sure we would show much interest in the rest of the world either, as we'd have a lot of what we need inside our own borders.

[@grahamepigney8565]

@@octavianpopescu4776 in actual fact the USA isn't as self-sufficient as the believe - imports from the two Chinas, South Korea are critical to the US economy. Plus the USA is hardly crowded, much less the continent of North America. The myopic and isolasionist stance of US citizens is beyond belief.

[@natewunderman4597]

FYI: MTG represents the area where the film, 'Deliverance,' is set. It explains quite a bit.

[@derekmulready1523]

Irish politicians command a bigger audience in the states than their British equivalent. 🇮🇪🇪🇺

[@jmas1219]

The Irish descended population is huge in America and they are very proud of their heritage. You don't see the same enthusiasm from those with English descent. America gets drunk on Paddy's Day but not so much as a whisper on St George's Day. Possibly because, historically speaking, America threw the English out. They celebrate Independence Day and it's worth remembering it's independence from England that they're celebrating.

[@PaulIreland-od5fo]

​@@philipcrossley1279I agree & if you ask most english people when st George's date & month is they couldn't tell you. Clue it falls on Shakespeare's birthday and the day he died

[@bbcblibberbroadcastingcorp2651]

I'm from Canada. I could have told them that. Living with those politics next door is like living next to a crack house.

[@Lynnefromlyn]

Yes, the IRA gained MONUMENTAL amounts of finding from the Irish diaspora in the USA.

[@cheatermccheat6378]

​@jmas1219 They the same ones claiming they're Irish and not American? 😂

[@dprout3392]

They get invited by MAGA for their funny clown look and British accent. That's all folks 🎶🎶🎶

[@SlowhandGreg]

I saw some clips of the RNC conference there all completely batsh1t, it's a complete cult of personality

[@WilliamMacKenzie-dq6bf]

Correction... it's a complete Cult..!!

[@pirate_duck4985]

It's literally a South Park Episode. I watched a clip & was convinced it was a spoof until Trump showed his face. Dystopian Nightmare.

[@mrwidestrides4802]

No MAGA mates 😅😅😅😅😅

[@luminousfractal420]

they sent him to get some doritos from the shop

[@Pikaling3408]

This is why Boris Johnson is sometimes called Britain's Trump.

[@zephyr8072]

It's more that they're both nasty populist thugs with no principles who have formed a cult of personality around themselves while being utterly loathsome philanderers. Oh and they were both born in New York to obscene wealth and privilege and never worked a day in their lives.

[@jmas1219]

"Miniature Trump clone" to quote Joe Biden. Miniature being the operative word.

[@toxlaximus3297]

Because he farts a lot.

[@RichardMcHale-i6m]

Wasn't it "Britain Trump"?

[@Noel-ji8nm]

​@@toxlaximus3297No

[@MichaelSmith-ns8ow]

Message from British Politics: Be afraid of what Nigel Farage does to your far right. Nigel Farage has found a niche to stand and it’s lost the Tories massively in votes here.

[@thegreatvincenzo8159]

He can tell them all about Peppa Pig.

[@joachimfrank4134]

If JD Vance can read Dr Seuss in congress. Why not Peppa Pig at the convention?

[@Pikaling3408]

American friends please remember to Vote Blue in November. Trump's VP pick JD Vance does have a potential of causing a diplomatic incident especially with the UK as he was bad mouthing Labour quite recently.

[@webchimp]

" please remember to Vote Blue in November" Bet it feels weird to type that.

[@pit_stop77]

Vance Calling Britain an Islamic state is typical maga batshittery

[@johnm6295]

@@webchimp You have no idea.... I don't like Biden, or Trump - Think Biden refusing to step aside despite the concerns about his age and cognitive health, and Trump being shot at, which regardless of politicial persuasion, violence in a democratic process is not justifiable, but have both handed the election to Trump though, and either way you look at it, unfortunately, Biden is the lesser of two evils, for one thing google Project 2025. Terrifying.

[@willc1294]

Vance likes to talk about his hilbilly roots and his ulster-scots heritage. Maybe angry Jim and the other loyalists will finally have a poweful ally in the Whitehouse?

[@Noel-ji8nm]

​@@webchimpVote someone who doesn't know what day of the week it is.

[@annalieff-saxby568]

Bojo and Farrago: too crazy for us at home, not crazy enough for our friends across the pond.

[@davideddy2672]

Too many freaks and not enough travelling shows 😂

[@johnmckie6563]

Boris Johnson was an American citizen for a long time I think he was born in New York.

[@philtreman9944]

send him back !!!

[@grahamepigney8565]

and the relevance of that is what?

[@cryoraptora303tm2]

As I said on the short, Farage can't find an audience in the US because he isn't special there. Everything Farage preaches that is controversial here is the standard policy for every serious Republican, let alone those involved with MAGA. As weird as it sounds to us, he's a boring 2016-era Ted Cruz figure to them. He doesn't give up and keeps trying to get on the MAGA gravy train likely because of ego. He wants to be infamous and doesn't like being ignored or seen as the boring one in the room. He's "accomplished" brexit, finally been elected to parliament, but on the first day he realised he and his mates were the joke of the building and it hurts his ego, so he has to go and try to be taken seriously in the US once again to feed his narcissism.

[@gregorybiestek3431]

The Problem for both Farage & Johnson as they are both far too LEFT wing for the USA. They are just centrist Republicans. To be acceptable to MAGA Republicans, one of them would have to be from the 1930s like Mosley.

[@jonaen24]

Boris Johnson without the media is like Emu without Rod Hull, large fuzzy yellow and useless lying on the sidelines.

[@WaterShowsProd]

This is both an amusing, and a heartbreaking comparison.

[@BlakeTheDrake]

I'm reminded of a book I read not so long ago - British author, I should mention. There was a British intelligence-officer in it, proposing a plan to deceive an American business-magnate - and his entire staff - with a fairly simple ruse. When the one who was supposed to carry it out objected that, *surely* they wouldn't fall for that, the officer assured him that they almost certainly would, simply because "Americans don't believe in the rest of the world. They may *know* that it exists, but deep down inside, they don't *believe* in it." And that certainly seems to be true, doesn't it? And doubly so for the Republicans. Anything that lies outside their borders, as far as they're concerned, isn't *real.* It's just make-believe - irrelevant, except perhaps as a place to go on holidays and leave a huge mess, because why not? It's not like those are *real* people.

[@milancontra8215]

True Phil. Y'all have public funding of national healthcare, a serious lack of firearms, and have a conservative party that mouths words about the environment. I think to them, they'd confuse Truss, Johnson and Farage with American democrats.

[@jazmo6662]

What does MAGA stand for? Millionaire American Grifters Association?

[@TheFuddFactory]

It’s funny because what they want to do is go to America and take the American job about complaining about foreigners taking American jobs 😝

[@southernafricanboy4148]

😂😅

[@poskeegget8043]

Well put.

[@o_o8203]

Historically, conservative US citizens aren't fans of the UK considering our history. As a US citizen, I find this hilariously unsurprising 🤣

[@macflod]

Yeah! Its true! Wasn’t a common saying at independence day along the lines of “down the British “ 😂

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Those Americans are revolting.l think that was against the British 2oo years ago.

[@danielstickney2400]

I'm a xenophobe, you're a xenophobe, let's be xenophobes together! What do you mean, no?

[@Lucretia9000]

You forget spaffer IS american, and russian and turkish.

[@Justinian-IV]

Well the money in his pockets is from Russia.

[@brianperry]

Plus a complete Twatt!

[@grahamlive]

Yeah but he doesn't sound American so he doesn't pass the MAGA purity test,

[@annaharvey8729]

​@brianperry, yep, and all of the above.

[@LeafHuntress]

I do wonder if Alexander de Pfeffel Kemal would've got elected. Perhaps a tad harder to pretend to be "one of the boys" to "drink a beer with."

[@Dazreil]

We also not Christian enough. We say “Thank God” as a figure of speech, when they say it, they actually mean it.

[@Matt-rw9py]

Exactly. The British are liberal to the core, self-centred, individualistic and want to have a lot of mad fun while MAGA fanatics are deeply religious, family-centred, patriotic and want to keep their rights to bear arms. If you take the most conservative person in the UK and put them in front of MAGA crowd, they won't understand them at all. Simply two different political cultures. From Europe only Orban can reach the minds and hearts of MAGA extremists. They understand him because he says exactly what he himself and they believe in and he's genuine while Farage & Co aren't and they can sense that and they're right because he doesn't care about any of those MAGA values, he only cares about his own pocket.

[@seanmcdonagh4105]

verry good i love what you say sean from ireland

[@Pandatege]

a movement built on rejecting people who arent exactly like you rejecting people who arent exactly like them? shocked, shocked i say!

[@MazzaEliLi7406]

Thank you.

[@robkunkel8833]

There is no overlap of MAGA people and British anything . Exactly on point!

[@jugaloo5873]

Farage is the fluffer.

[@bookie5667]

So that wasn't milkshake he was covered with? Ew

[@tonycook7679]

Lovely, perfect analysis. Pity that you can't get a seat in Parliament. You would make a great PM.

[@Cherrytune386]

Why would anyone trust Johnson or Farage? 🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Because they just escaped from an asylum.

[@fjkelley4774]

Well done, Phil.

[@digitalimager4946]

Very entertaining, Phil 🤗

[@bosshog36]

Everyone wants to crack the US speaker circuit from the UK, same for UK bands cracking US stadium tours, the money is so much more than in the US and Europe

[@ADHDIYuk]

Farage will barely do any time at work in the HoC, just as he did as an MEP.

[@Will_Hallett_Art]

Isn’t farage supposed to have a full time job that we pay the salary for?

[@ComradeChyrk]

As an american, i really wouldnt be surprised if the maga crowd would call farage a marxist.

[@neiltitmus9744]

He should have told them who he was ,so they knew who they don't care about.

[@colinireson9339]

Good vlog Phil. Nice to see you so chipper.

[@emiliajojo5703]

A special relationship, so special, only one side knows about.Helmut Schmidt.

[@Susanveg]

Sad

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

I'm betting that most of those people were journos.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

UK ones at that.

[@nickd.6365]

I wonder what Zelenskyy now thinks of his best buddy?

[@peterrat100]

Is this the best we can export - three arrogant fools?

[@justsayen2024]

As soon as he announced his name the people will have a question mark pop over their head and the moment he opens up his mouth they'll all go to the can.

[@davidbarrett590]

As the old saying goes, we should be thankful for small mercies!

[@dazman88]

Excellent analysis

[@paddybarry9080]

I reckon the real Republican con artists, recognized a failed grifter and, said, No Thanks, lol,😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@BazzyPredPop]

Yeah, really interesting actually thank you 👍

[@Danny123a]

If only Boris had been at the rally on Saturday

[@casbot71]

Prehaps Truss and Farage can pretend to be from Hungry? That's the new MAGA idealogical utopia.

[@octavianpopescu4776]

I would really like to ask them to point to Hungary on a map and name 3 cities in Hungary.

[@joachimfrank4134]

I don't think the difference was that Victor Orban is from Hungary, but that he's a head of state. Nigel Farage doesn't represent the UK, he only represents himself. Additionally he hasn't chances to get in power for several years. Why should they listen to him?

[@octavianpopescu4776]

@@joachimfrank4134 Orban isn't a head of state. He's the Prime Minister, not the President.

[@alanjones4622]

Hired help occasionally? More like occasional useful idiots or even door mats.

[@crispincoque]

Because these people actually have very few fans. Even those who may support them don't actually give a damn.

[@TheOmegaXicor]

They only care about what they can get out of each other

[@macflod]

Haha! This is brilliant! Farage is just the cheerleader

[@greymick]

Johnson was born in the USA, even that makes no difference.

[@susanwaite1187]

And he renounced his American citizenship for tax reasons.

[@JimMilne-k8r]

His plan of raking it in on the lecture circuit may have backfired!!

[@mick_hyde]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Love it.

[@cretinousswine8234]

While Farage is over there, let's do as he wishes and close our borders.

[@ups1art]

Liz Truss is like MTG on Largactil.

[@Jesus_H._Tap-DancingChrist]

I think there is a part of Johnson that cares about Ukraine but only for his legacy

[@neilgodwin6531]

I'm very relaxed with these two being in America, not here. Whether the good people of Clacton are as happy, I couldn't say.

[@aldob5681]

they are irrilevant in their country so...

[@boydovens4180]

Just before Boris went onto the podium , he asked his aide " whats the crowd like " , " No sweat boss can guarantee there will be no difficult questions or hecklers " " good ill slip in Peppa Pig ".

[@James-sh4zf]

Andrew Neil was Fox, Piers was CNN

[@torbenjohansen6955]

Didn't he flop in the UK to ? ( just asking )

[@andyknowles772]

Disgraced former prime minister Alexander Boris Von Pfeffle Kemal Johnson ? I believe you're right.

[@octavianpopescu4776]

It depends what you mean by flop. He still has fans who think he would have won this election and he did make it to the top job he could have ever aspired to in the UK: Prime Minister. But then he had to resign after a series of scandals.

[@torbenjohansen6955]

@@octavianpopescu4776 Yes he left before he was kicked out the door. He became a flop

[@octavianpopescu4776]

@@torbenjohansen6955 I'm not sure I would call him a flop, because if you think about it, him still having fans means that door is still open for an eventual return and financially, he got what he wanted. He gets paid very well for all those speeches, since as a former Prime Minister of the UK, his market rate is definitely higher. Keep in mind, he's all about the money and comfortable life and he got that, he achieved his aims. Yes, if you operate on the assumption that serving the public good was his aim, he flopped, but he never cared about any of that. His bank account is doing very well.

[@kenneth6102]

Farage should just apply for the US citizenship and make his bucks there. We will not miss him a bit like how we gladly gave away James Corden. 😂

[@theghostoftom]

Hey Nigel! Let's try,as foreigners, to appeal to a movement like ours! They blame everything wrong on the dirty outsiders like we do 😄🤡

[@MrGezino1]

Mybe even America is reaching saturation point on the amounts of idiots it can deal with at one time.

[@MrPEIcanada]

I know and love my neighbors to the south but most of them can't say where NY state is on a map let alone name a British PM.

[@fireh3211]

There is where the money is.

[@Lizzy1ES]

Farage was in Parliament in London today! I was surprised to see him.

[@kirstymctear5030]

They should not be surprised that a bunch of deeply insular isolationists don’t know who they are.

[@davidwarburton-burley9967]

It's just sad

[@paulshepherd5649]

Imagine starting work at any other organisation and telling them you need to fly to America to see a friend and make some speeches at events 2 weeks after you start. You wouldnt pass your probation period. Is there any oversight in Parliament apart from party whips? Is there a tripadvisor for MPs?

[@PC1974]

He's a flop here in the UK, too. Poor Trump with the likes of Johnson, Truss, and Farage in his corner.

[@aukebij3193]

To be very honest, not a single person in any country in the world still listens to any politicians from the UK, whether it is Boris Sunak Jonson or Starmer, the UK is seen as the world's largest clown show.

[@philipsefton5270]

2nd largest please 😂

[@lizfuller400]

Love America and have been there four times. So please keep Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, useless both plus Nigel Farage, known as the hot air balloon, because he is full of himself.

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Why is boris like an Russian doll answer because he's full of himself.

[@Grim_Beard]

Alexander dePfeffel 'Boris' Johnson is, in fact, American by birth.

[@mikesmith5139]

Didn't the Orange One say of Fartage "Who is that Limey ashtray?".

[@miriamreiss]

I can't remember a time when a former PM was irrelevant to the public within minutes after they left office.....okay, now there are three....who's interested in these people??

[@ADifferentBias]

I'm interested in the public knowing what they were doing instead of governing.

[@WaverleyWanderer]

The honourable member for Trumpton and his mates are just not up to the demands of the muppet show.