Nigel Farage “BREXIT HAS FAILED” Newsnight FULL Interview 15th May 2023 Victoria Derbyshire

[@445fhn]

I will never forget that presenter being demolished by Carl Benjamin a couple of years back.

[@kodi1969]

Is she actually going to let him answer a question?

[@The1mars1]

if for once he would actually answered the question mate

[@jonathanj.7344]

​@@The1mars1 He was answering but she kept putting in with more questions.

[@keithcowell4476]

Rabid lefty Derbyshire tries all ends up to trip Farage up but fails.

[@berniefynn6623]

No,the politicians have failed

[@maidsubrena]

The Lady has been disingenuous, she fronts that the public have moved away from Brexit on the basis of the local council elections, she has missed the point that people did NOT vote, and the reason they did not vote was because they do not want tories, they do not want labour, and in many cases (due partly to MSM blackout) they have never heard of reform.

[@manoo422]

People are desperate to get rid of Sunak and his WEF cabinate they are tactically voting for Labour as the quickest/easiest way to do that. They dont realise Labour will be ten time worse...!!! The ONLY parties people should be voting for are non WEF infiltrated...

[@ScragNath]

Well said.

[@stephenconway2468]

It is not just the elections but all manner of polls say the same thing. Do you have evidence to the contrary? Nope.

[@Pomarium]

Believe me, She ain`t no Lady!

[@chatteyj]

bbc being disingenuous? imagine my shock theres a reason less people watch it these days

[@yourfrenchpropertysearch]

Could not agree more. Our current politicians are as useless as the ones sitting in Brussels.

[@raylv6962]

Is this an interview or just an excuse for VD to push her own bias agenda. Why Nigel even bothers to go on her show is beyond me.

[@irreduciblerascal]

Once upon a time, there was a mysterious figure known as "The Lady," who was accused of being deceitful in her portrayal of the public's views on Brexit. She boldly asserted that the people had turned their backs on Brexit, using the local council elections as evidence. However, a keen observer contested her claims, pointing out a crucial oversight. The truth was that the people had abstained from voting, not because they had changed their minds about Brexit, but because they harbored a deep dissatisfaction for both the Conservative Party (Tories) and the Labour Party. These two factions were deemed undesirable by the disillusioned citizens. Moreover, hidden from their gaze was the Reform Party, a lesser-known political entity that had been shrouded in a blackout orchestrated by the mainstream media. Many folks had never even heard of this alternative. In this tale of political intrigue, it was clear that "The Lady" had woven a web of deception, presenting a skewed version of the people's sentiment. Politics is a realm where interpretations and perspectives diverge, driven by personal beliefs and hidden motives. The absence of voter participation in the elections was a telling sign. Disillusionment, disengagement, and ignorance about alternative parties played their parts, casting a shadow on the democratic process. The media, like a mischievous fairy, held the power to shape public opinion, and its limited coverage had contributed to the people's lack of awareness. Brexit and the political landscape proved to be a thorny thicket, filled with intricate paths and bewitching charm. It was essential to foster open dialogues, kindle political awareness, and encourage the exploration of diverse viewpoints. Only through such endeavors could the kingdom achieve a democracy that was truly informed and engaged. And you thought the jordan peterson and cathy newman interview was horrendous...

[@ReekieReels]

I'm amazed this is supposed to be the BBC, Jeremy Paxman would often interrupt interviewees, but nowhere near this often, this just feels tabloid and attritional for the sake of it.

[@archiemcberry7102]

The voters spoke and the Tory Party did not follow through.

[@alexduggan68]

Lets imagine that labour win the next election; but the sunak refuses to move out of number ten and every tory MP carries on as if they were still in charge. This continues on until the tories start to tell people they actually won the election. This is what happened to brexit. I have a feeling the corruption and conniving by politicians to stop brexit will be nothing compared to the people who feel as though they have been betrayed.

[@starnostras]

Monorail! Monorail! Mono!

[@stephennoble]

Our MPs and government failed Brexit, not Brexit. Democracy has failed.

[@tristramnewton6121]

It never really got going did it!! Staying with the EU was never my Brexit...

[@keithwilliams744]

Never listen to a fool without first checking the facts. The Tories are doing a sponsorship policy essentially the same as a points based system. The system was never designed to reduce immigration only to allow people with marketable job skills to come in at the speed businesses would allow. This leaves the unskilled jobs for British citizens. If immigration has increased using this method it implies an essential demand is being filled. If he forecasted such a system would result in a fall of economic migration it only proves he doesn’t know what he was talking about.

[@leeclarke917]

Those voters did not go to Labour. Those voters stayed home and didn’t vote at all. The local election turnout was one of the lowest in history.

[@AmerBoyo]

How is this man still allowed on TV? Should be locked up.

[@vincentmckenna1755]

Why for telling the truth

[@vincentmckenna1755]

Why

[@tomasa-m5643]

I wrote my dissertation on this topic I can say the Tory Party both did and didn't want it; people like Rees Mogg, Michael Gove, Johnson, Farage. Modern day British Apparachiks, wanted this vote, and after winning the referendum on false promises, seemed to suggest policy but not implement any of it, and Boris went as far to force through what has become for the DUP a "bad deal" so May's promise of 'Better No Deal than a Bad Deal' broke, and the trust of Northern Ireland has been lost as a result. In Scotland, Boris and Sunak have infuriated the SNP and Scottish Nationalists alike with constitutional challenges. The European Research Group brought down May, backed Boris, and I think they back the current prime minister. The RIGHT of the party is to blame. The youth, the liberals, the one-nation conservatives instead of the English Protestant Nationalist Bourgeois class, of Mansion Tax and Bedroom Tax controversy, of the Lockdown Files.. This is what Sunak is attempting to 'brand' over with his new image of the party, and it isn't working, because people aren't stupid, and have seen the effects. If only they'd see the cause and split the Conservatives amongst the Lib-Dems. Then, the Liberal Market point of view would win over, and tax incentives to companies, corporation tax, the whole lot, would hopefully be managed proportionally.

[@rgsnr8702]

START WITH THE OVERSEAS STUDENTS THAT CAN BRING IN DEPENDANTS ,LAST YEAR THERE WAS 500 .THIS YEAR NEARLY 200,000

[@ScragNath]

Wake me up when we have got Brexit.

[@Michiel_de_Jong]

Wake up, you got your Brexit; The UK is out of the EU, out of the Single Market, out of the Custom Union, out of the agreement with the continent to take back illegal immigrants, not a member any longer, no membership fee, free to make its ow rules. Wake up you got your Brexit; a lower pound, higher inflation, less investments, decreasing trade, lagging behind economy, international reputation down the toilet. Wake up, you got your Brexit.

[@broken12smiles]

WAKE!!! UP!!!

[@ScragNath]

@@broken12smiles Ah, Thanks for waking me. Just looked and still no Brexit.

[@stephenconway2468]

Wake up. This is it

[@ScragNath]

@@stephenconway2468 I see zero difference.

[@chatteyj]

5.00 .... Oh gee I wonder which is easier n better reducing immigration to sustainable levels or building more houses and wrecking even more countryside?

[@mixingaband]

being talking over each other, is not an interview or a discussion

[@DrawnInk1]

She doesn’t let him anawer

[@NoMoreToriesAnymore]

She is just telling it how it is. Johnson and Farage oversold the benefits if they had just been honest then maybe we wouldn't be in this mess.

[@starnostras]

No. He had no answer. There is a difference. She reeled off a list of Brexit costs to the country and he replied 'I don't believe that for a minute'. Facts. This man doesn't believe facts.

[@manoo422]

@@NoMoreToriesAnymore The benefits are unlimited, but not while we have a govt determined to keep us trapped under EU control such as the Windsor framework!!!

[@manoo422]

@@starnostras A list of fictitious costs while this govt floods the country with immigrunts when we have 5.5 million out of work!!!

[@francisbacon7738]

I really, really despise Farage.

[@davewright9313]

Me too 👍

[@Lesnixonlive]

interview?

[@ganrimmonim]

Good to see the interviewer doing their job for once. He's getting very close to saying the quite bit out loud, people didn't vote Brexit to get a forgnier living next to them.

[@jonathanj.7344]

What's wrong with that?

[@chatteyj]

I've got foreigners living net to me and love them to bits but I don't want the whole street foreign Adam!

[@jmac2543]

Cheap labour equals low wages.

[@stephenconway2468]

Yet EU migrants did not lower the wages.

[@chatteyj]

@@stephenconway2468 they did actually

[@juj298]

I always Thought That was Slave Labour, and they are Encouraging This, I Thought They Did Away with Slavery Many Years ago. But What Did you Really Expect From Labour, and the Main Stream Media. They Never Fail to Disappoint.

[@davewright9313]

​@@chatteyj so your ready to help the British farmer get the crops.?

[@stephenconway2468]

@@chatteyj They really didn't. Studies show the issue was minimum wage and not migration. Any impact was insignificant.

[@rockerjim8045]

What a Snakeoil Salesman

[@spookbones]

Yea the BBC

[@maidsubrena]

in todays PC world you have to say "Saleswoman"

[@bigcee3338]

NIGEL FARAGE FOR PM...

[@vincentmckenna1755]

Sales woman

[@hpvspeedmachine4183]

Farage scrap cars salesman 🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂

[@trevorlittle7919]

People regret Brexit because we never got Brexit, got Tory party who didn’t want it, the Tory party played roulette with the vote and lost.

[@hpvspeedmachine4183]

You are not in the EU 😂😂😂😂, do you know that?

[@trevorlittle7919]

@@hpvspeedmachine4183 I’m English

[@stephenconway2468]

This is Brexit. It is pretty well what we were warned about. This is it.

[@tomasa-m5643]

I wrote my dissertation on this topic I can say the Tory Party both did and didn't want it; people like Rees Mogg, Michael Gove, Johnson, Farage. Modern day British Apparachiks, wanted this vote, and after winning the referendum on false promises, seemed to suggest policy but not implement any of it, and Boris went as far to force through what has become for the DUP a "bad deal" so May's promise of 'Better No Deal than a Bad Deal' broke, and the trust of Northern Ireland has been lost as a result. In Scotland, Boris and Sunak have infuriated the SNP and Scottish Nationalists alike with constitutional challenges. The European Research Group brought down May, backed Boris, and I think they back the current prime minister. The RIGHT of the party is to blame. The youth, the liberals, the one-nation conservatives instead of the English Protestant Nationalist Bourgeois class, of Mansion Tax and Bedroom Tax controversy, of the Lockdown Files.. This is what Sunak is attempting to 'brand' over with his new image of the party, and it isn't working, because people aren't stupid, and have seen the effects. If only they'd see the cause and split the Conservatives amongst the Lib-Dems. Then, the Liberal Market point of view would win over, and tax incentives to companies, corporation tax, the whole lot, would hopefully be managed proportionally.

[@chatteyj]

@@stephenconway2468 Rubbish, why hasn't immigration been reduced tio sustainable levels then and why are we still members of the ECHR? Also why no £350 million to the nhs?

[@masoodahmed2041]

I am a Marxist and think Farage is absolutely brilliant! Brexit boots Bolshevism and that is a good thing!

[@jesusbuddhacultcom8130]

Any ideas why Marxism in government is strongly associated with poor genocidal dictatorships with zero growth? jesusbuddhacult.com

[@kahhowong3417]

Nice off-ramp for Nigel Farage. At least he saved British Re-Publican economy Or did he?

[@vincentciliberti5026]

What Mr. Farage promised and what the Conservative government promised are two different things. Mr. Farage called for sovergeinty, and there you go. He got it, much as boats with migrents crossing the channel. Blame it on France, the covid19 or the remainers, or for that matter blame it on "british politicians (who) are useless". Come off it for once Mr. Farage and admit that as much as brexit failed YOU have failed the system too. No other country left the EU as you expected.

[@kevinmulligan4816]

Faridge as failed.

[@lmg7503]

We have such a low skill immigration colony surround by this government to make sure immigration skill of zero swampeds this this government This presenter is poor, and the mismanagement of gov are swampimg us all. They must be removed with labour and we the people must select a gov by the people.

[@thomasschodt7691]

LOL

[@paulross8418]

She didn't let Nigel answer a single question without interrupting. That's why I don't watch BBC.

[@johnhancock46]

A solution free zone that's why he's the heckler at the back and not a serious politician

[@manoo422]

The solution was Brexit...We still havent had it...

[@xne1592]

How can anyone take this interview seriously. These presenters waste the opportunity to grill Farage. As a result they lose any credibility, they merely reinforce and legitimise Farage. These two bit intellectually challenges presenters do not appear to realise Farage is a force to be reckoned with, a professional who is on top of his game. Combine that with his oratory skill and the fact he is right his arguments are indisputable. This silly women should stick to reporting on the latest fashion in summer hats or better still, making the coffee...

[@andymccann2716]

Well done Nigel, but we need you back