Nigel Farage meets Rod Liddle | Stepping Up with Nigel Farage #1

[@vernonhedge4530]

27:37 I voted Remain, I want us to leave right now, I accepted this on 24th June 2016. Simple. Since I have really seen the EU for what it is, I loathe it.

[@mogznwaz]

Me too. I voted Remain and I'm now a hardcore Brexiteer 👍🇬🇧

[@MrMwhiting]

I voted leave and had i lost would have respected the will of the people. Sad times my friend.

[@poppet229]

Vernon Hedge bless you . You woke up to what the Eu is

[@colin6644]

Well done, Vernon! Bravely said. There must by now be millions like you.

[@iap-ug3oy]

Vernon Hedge Well said Vernon Good for you ..

[@kingsfleet21]

What a breath of fresh air this conversation was instead of the usual media crap, well done guys.

[@andrewclaxton6446]

So much better 👍

[@jamesgoodwin2450]

I missed the bbc interviewer constantly butting in and pushing the european agenda hahahahaha

[@derryshore5586]

I enjoyed the interview, but now more confused as the person Nigel was interviewing does not seem to think that the BP will go anywhere. He actually said to Nigel that if we vote for the BP we could very well end up with a Corbyn government, Nigel did not deny this.He also said that Tories would still not have enough seats if the BP made a pact with the tories.

[@pennygallagher3699]

@@derryshore5586 Well at least it was an honest discussion. I hope he is wrong though. Maybe it is down to individuals to vote for whichever will be more likely to win in their constituency.

[@ellisbell7718]

@@derryshore5586 The ruthlessness of the remain parties willingness to form pacts to block the tories is the approach the tories and BP must adopt if they are committed to leaving the EU......They must put the will of the country above that of party...

[@midwestlakelife]

American here and I must say, I've just discovered Rod Liddle and I'm thrilled! One of the most prolific writers I've ever read in my life. His prose is out of this world. Wow, what an incredible interview. Two of the most incredible men on the planet. Your humour? Nothing like it. You're both brilliant and hilarious. If you two were leading the world, it would be a much better place.

[@coyftigers8928]

Agreed 101%

[@vmax1399]

If only if only we can have people of the calibre of Mr Liddell in the leadership on the Labour Party instead we have Corbyn McDonald and of course Scabott

[@chatteyj]

Liddles 'peak wank' comment on the new culture forum was gold, check it out!

[@lindoncoffee]

346 NYC yes, I read him in the Spectator. Great to hear him in person

[@Lixsna]

@346 NYC Is that you, Rod? Give a rest mate.

[@nudirectionsfm4560]

stopped listening and watching the BBC some 4 years ago - best thing i've ever done

[@Hardman._]

It's probably people from his twitter remainers seem to be in his comments every day hitting the wind...

[@theshamanarchist5441]

12 years free of TV mind control 'propaganda'. Can't bare to be around sheeple who still imbibe that cr@p.

[@fionagregory8078]

me too.

[@Tenzin62]

Me too.

[@MrB1923]

I voted to LEAVE. Nothing more, nothing less. So did EVERY SINGLE leave voter I know.

[@RediscoveringRetro]

And every remain voter I know has become bigoted, intolerant and offensive. They're pushing away long friendships and are becoming content with their lives being driven by their hate of leave voters. I personally find this upsetting as they'll carry that through the rest of their lives.

[@wanderer1955]

@@RediscoveringRetro They are pure EUvil. True EU supporter's through and through. And just like the EU they hate our country and its people. And have no respect for our country and its people. Just imagine if the Nazi's had won WW2, and after 70 odd years they gave us the chance (referendum) to get our country back under British government rule again. These Pro Nazi scumbags would actually be voting to remain under Nazi rule. A fireing squad is too good for them!!

[@jgvgjv2980]

Agree wholeheartedly with you, leave means leave, that’s it, pure and simple

[@wanderer1955]

Yes me too. No deals were mentioned. The term "Brexit" wasn't even invented then.

[@wanderer1955]

@@mrh5387 Then roll on October 31st our Independence Day!! We should invite Will Smith to the celebrations.

[@mattsta1964]

Liddle on Treason May "She's the sort of negotiator who would come out of DFS with a full price sofa" LOLZ!

[@MrGlobbits]

Worse thing is no-one would bloody sit on it.

[@ThePierre58]

Ye Olde Sausage Machine great quote, one for a t shirt at the very least

[@ThePierre58]

12:52 on Theresa May as a negotiator

[@elizabethtaylor9321]

Ye Olde Sausage Machine Her deal would have been like paying more than the asking price for it .

[@TheDickPuller]

Amazingly funny quote!! Just so British & describes her in a nutshell. I’m a Scottish Tory & we’re not noted for our charm. She was a wet lettuce of a woman.

[@Dan-mm1yl]

If if Mr Farage never tastes power he has been to never changing force behind both political parties that first got us the ref and then kept on their heels about having Brexit happen. He has done more for democracy in the UK than alot of people in history and is never given the respect he deserves

[@lisachrister9990]

Are you suggesting Nigel has done more for democracy that Fiona Hill, Nick Timothy and Oliver Robbins?

[@Dan-mm1yl]

@@lisachrister9990 Just a bit😊

[@SourPickleTv]

Agree. Give up tribal voting and vote brexit party make him pm

[@shaunnewton9306]

Dan all based on lies idiot

[@JoshNunnyt]

Here Here!

[@midwestlakelife]

I would love to see a weekly show: Liddle & Farage. It would become one of the biggest shows on the web talking about not only Brexit but everything else.

[@chatteyj]

Sounds like Little and Large lol

[@TA-pi7wt]

And just who do you think would screen it?

[@katherine3486]

F'n'L for short !!! Rod and Nige better than The 2 Ronnies & Morecambe and Wise.

[@alexandrina307]

Excellent. More please. The BBC should be denied public money. Rod's book is excellent and Nigel is such a class act. Please make this a regular feature.

[@someoneelse.2252]

Farage has never been afraid to tell those unelected bureaucrats in Brussels the truth. Kudos to you Mr Farage!!!. Keep up the good fight.

[@thewilliamskids6783]

But he is afraid of islam.

[@rogerwoodhouse7945]

@@thewilliamskids6783 I wish he was 'afraid of Islam' Perhaps then he would be prepared to make a stand against it..Hes ignorant about Islam as are most in the 'establishment' because to find the truth about it would remove any excuse to ignore it .

[@adamgrimsley2900]

Which bureaucrats?

[@audreymaclelland3995]

Farage has never been afraid to screw the country

[@audreymaclelland3995]

Brexit is a bloody disaster

[@michaelchartres]

Farage will go down in history as the savior of the UK. Come on Nigel - Save us !!!

[@andrewoliver8930]

Savior spelt the US way? That's not very patriotic or you're from the US.

[@michaelchartres]

So sorry about that. I am Welsh and dyslexic. I have also been against the EU since the day the country voted to join. So, to satisfy you I shall spell it the ENGLISH way "saviour" AND the Welsh way "gwaredwr". Happy Now ???? Regards Michael

[@andrewoliver8930]

@@michaelchartres You will be allowed to live under the new Patriots Regime.

[@thewatchman6074]

@scoopsmagoo Haha, wanna bet? It's looking more and more like a "No Deal".

[@thewatchman6074]

@scoopsmagoo You guys need to get Trudeau out, he,s turning your country into an "Orwellian nightmare". He's an out-an out globalist, and every one of those creeps want to replace your culture with an Islamic one.

[@tontopavarotti]

Absolutely fascinating conversation. I could have listened to you two talk all night.

[@derektomlinson6514]

Good interview, on point with all the issues of the corrupt political system which has thrown democracy under the bus.

[@FredericRipoll]

wonderful. Seen from France, I've found every argument explaining what France is going through. About Corbyn :"his opposition to almost everything that Britain stands for and his friendship with almost everybody who hates Britain." That's the point. The people in France is feeling the same towards France Insoumise and with anybody who hates France. Patriotism is back. And this is no fascism. Thanks a lot.

[@mogznwaz]

I know many people who feel the same way. Vive La France! 🇬🇧❤🇫🇷

[@OyeBeltalowda]

"Teresa is the sort of person that would come out of DFS with a full priced sofa" Best line I've heard this year

[@paulfr68]

And Farage would be the DFS salesman, selling the shite.

[@davidhaystacks4153]

@@Funeral_Tango plonker.

[@beckyanderson2504]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@adamhiley2308]

@@paulfr68 Remoaners still going on sad

[@woodturnerbloke555]

I spent 22 years serviing in her majesties armed forces. I took an oath to Queen and Country. I would rather do a Guy Fawkes than see this shower hand over our armed forces to a bunch of unelected, self serving, back stabbing A holes that are running the EU. Well done Nigel, you get my vote!

[@Jon908584]

I am in a similar position and if our defence capability is handed over to the crooks in the EU I would refuse all orders until the Queen indicates that she is content for her realm to be handed over to a motley collection of unelected gravy train riders. I am bound by an oath of loyalty that I took many years ago. This fact should be at the forefront of every Serviceman's mind.

[@woodturnerbloke555]

@@Jon908584 Be careful my friend if you are still serving. I fell fowl of these bastards once for expressing a political opinion during my service days. I am retired now so they can't touch me, but if you are still serving make sure you don't reveal your identity as it will bring you a world of pain if the politicos find out you actually have an opinion on this.

[@jonnijon8370]

If Corbyn gets in there will be no armed services to worry about.

[@googlebarbaralernerspectre2581]

They're all unelected and over salaried, living off our tax dime.

[@colourguru]

​ Jon908584 What a foolish notion. The UK and for that matter all EU members run their own Defense policy and Foreign affairs. What a straw man argument. There has never been any discussion at any level of this happening except in your fevered imagination. Get off the Kool aid.

[@susanlockhart1889]

Great talk. - a clean break Brexit and freedom

[@kevinmc70]

Nigel Farage is the only man who can make the British proud to be British again!

[@lorenzotanzi2620]

He also makes the Swiss proud to be Swiss

[@horyan7172]

Proud to be British & always will be ♡ :)

[@PaulGappyNorris]

@@lorenzotanzi2620 😂😂😂

[@PaulGappyNorris]

@@horyan7172 - what does that mean FFS?!

[@richardmccartney316]

Brexit has opened our eyes to what goes on more than ever!!

[@doreenduke7679]

I think a lot of people that voted to remain have now realized why people have voted to leave all this discussion about the eu have opened peoples eys to the bureaucracy

[@jesso777]

Brexit and Trump has exposed the Lizards

[@TheSd1cko]

@@doreenduke7679 I know several people who voted remain who are now leavers, simply because they have seen how the vote has been handled. This made them look deeper into "why" and they have since changed their minds.

[@doreenduke7679]

@@TheSd1cko Yes since we voted to leave people have now realized waht the EU is all about (Power ) nothing really to do about trade anymore we joined a Common Market not a political Union

[@Randi-k6m]

I truly despise the EU for what it has become so it was a very great day when UK voted leave. Greetings from Denmark to the freedom loving people of UK. PS: I made a bet with a colleague; if UK voted leave which he said wouldn’t happen, he would come crawling on his hands and knees down the hall and into my office. I won, and I still have his “payment” on video.

[@deepthought8770]

Next step; Junker on his knees crawling !!

[@andrewmartin6445]

@@deepthought8770 What, instead of staggering like he usually does?

[@googlebarbaralernerspectre2581]

Search Barbara Lerner spectre

[@Randi-k6m]

@@michaelolver7684 Well, because I at that time had an injured ankle, I "only" had to declare myself as being an idiot in public, if I lost. It still was an equal bet though, because guess what he looked like on his horizontal journey over the carpet.

[@madonemt]

Visit us whenever you wish. Europeans are welcome, EU is not.

[@mozzajayjc]

This was a breath of fresh air listening to two people who obviously know what they are talking about , two great thinkers.

[@ryanmacdonnell8987]

Lol

[@sashah6754]

Thank you Nigel and Rod for this brilliant chat. So much sense talked. I laughed aloud at Rod’s experience in Dulwich the morning of the result....having had a similar one. I too live in a remain central London borough and was at the school sports day on that same morning. There were grown adults weeping! I could hardly believe my eyes! Sadly all of us who voted to leave (and yes there are a good few of us who did, even though we live in the London bubble) have learned the hard way to keep our mouths shut. Grateful for all you do and hoping that we do truly leave on the 31st.

[@MisterstereoOso]

Wow, great interview, two great blokes speaking their truths, I think the polls, the Tory establishment, et al, are totally underestimating Brexit party potential @ the General Election...bring it on, time for a big shake up with our crap system.

[@juliamarple3058]

I really enjoyed this proper stuff... it feels like we are all invited to join their table over a class of wine and open discussion. Thumbs up to KZbin for making it possible. 😃

[@Poultrymad]

Anna Soubry DID say she would respect the leave result & so did very many others . All bloody liars!

[@banyam9690]

Soubry is our very version of Pelosi, complete witch who would sell you down the river in a heartbeat.

[@silverfoxdude7]

This is the kind of thing i want to see nigel ,well done

[@derryshore5586]

What do people think when the fella who Nigel was interviewing said that if we vote Brexit we will get a corbyn government? . He also said that he did not think the BP would win, and they have no seats. Hardly inspiring.

[@heathermcdougall2399]

Nigel can do it alone.

[@cloudstrife206]

Two wonderful patriots. Great conversation, honest and brave

[@davidhaystacks4153]

Two wankers.

[@captscratchybeard]

@@davidhaystacks4153 takes one to know one, I guess 🤣

[@davidhaystacks4153]

@@captscratchybeard wanker.

[@pennygallagher3699]

@@davidhaystacks4153 Wow what a vocabulary, I'm impressed.

[@davidhaystacks4153]

@@pennygallagher3699 wanker.

[@cnewcombe42]

Great debate between these two guys brilliant 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

So refreshing and open. Well done Nigel and Rod. Keep this coming, we need to hear this form of open debate.

[@philmiller8001]

I really like the informal "two guys having a chat" format, it works!!!

[@icarus877]

Excellent chat, you have cheered me up no end. Some huge campaigning to be done but I believe the tide may be on the turn, seats like mine really need targeting we have an absolute arch remainer as an MP in a high vote leave area.

[@RightAscension]

I love this semi-formal conversation - keep it up - love it

[@evermore8888]

I really admire you Mr Nigel Farage and I truly believe there is a massive as yet untapped and unsuspected and growing support in the UK populace for everything you stand for and are doing.

[@wanderer1955]

And it's about time too.

[@colourguru]

@@wanderer1955 Just what we need ... a modern day Mosely

[@wanderer1955]

@@colourguru Who is this modern day Mosely? Me or the brilliant Nigel Farage.

[@richardhewit215]

Close the Ministry of Propaganda, the BBC.

[@richardhewit215]

@James Moran Yes, but did he get Big Brother from Big Brother Calling.

[@edwardtobin5133]

Hello Richard my friend. I worked for the bbc and know what a type rope you have to walk . I voted for remain . We have to leave. Weather a deal or not . That’s up to the politicians. God bless my friend. 👍🍺🇬🇧

[@misc.endeavours8343]

So long as people regard BBC output, especially their 'news', as suspect it can be quite useful to note whatever angle they're pushing. Sadly, most viewers trust this organisation too much to think harder.

[@richarddimeck4578]

@James Moran that was a long time ago james

[@hgbarmann]

I’m sick of turning on my radio...which is tuned to BBC World ...with people bashing our country.....I heard just yesterday a person ranting on about the British Empire...with the host apologetic about the past....close the BBC down it is just a propaganda machine.....

[@matthewgodwin3050]

Putting John Bercow into number 10 as a caretaker prime minister is rather like putting Jimmy Savile in charge of the child protection team. Absolutely crazy.

[@2011wig]

It's such a breath of fresh air to listen to a proper discussion, informative and enjoyable. Great idea Nigel... keep it up.

[@mrtemplar9506]

The EUs plan all along after we voted to leave was to cause as much chaos as possible and then for a us to have 2nd Referendum and for us to change our mind. This has happened to every Country in the EU that has had a referendum and the result goes against the EUs wish. Ireland had Referendums on different treaties which they voted against. So they kept having Referendums till they voted the EUs way. The same with France and Denmark and when Norway wanted to join the EU. The EUs job was made so much easier as they had a Fifth column working in the UK.

[@mogznwaz]

I think your assessment is entirely correct.

[@heathstjohn6775]

...a " faith column ..." , which received many millions , ( not mine ) , of ' voters' ' endorsements. People need reminding that most have consistently voted , (and by most , I mean our own mothers , fathers , brothers , etc ) , for parties which have without any disguise campaigned against remaining an independent , Nation State ; as all countries have done. Then , it's somebody else's fault. No it isn't ; it's many of Britain's , France's , etc , own people. Take a look at just who's allowed to vote in elections. Under the Romans , there were the Client Kingdoms ; some co-operated , others didn't ; under the Norman's , there was open hostility to the Anglo Saxons ; in France , there was the Vichy regime. This is the only period of history I can think of where most people have so adopted the idea that pleasure and money and personal convenience are the reasons to live , that they can't even conceive of their being this discussion without these concerns being raised. Just one month , one , with the lights out , rationing , and everything else that people were once prepared to endure , and millions would be begging the EU to help us with their nail varnish supply problems. Very few indeed care for the Land more than their own lives , and if you don't , like your Soul , you end by losing it.

[@grahamjohnson2559]

Clean break brexit. I think Liddell is excellent . We need a pact with Nigel and Boris.

[@grahamjohnson2559]

@wajadog You could be right !

[@si4632]

@wajadog Thats right can't trust the torah party

[@gemrouf]

@wajadog If the EU makes any deal and BoJo takes it to the Commons to ram it through and it doesn't pass, BoJo, nonetheless, will be motivated to try to make another deal if he can get a new majority in Parliament and repeal the Benn Act. Under that scenario he might try to go it alone without a pact with Brexit Party. BoJo will have to blame hard core remainders and Brexiteers for the failure of the deal, and he will lose votes if he cant keep his Get Out By Oct 31 promise. Maybe the Brexit Party will gain the lion's share of leave voters nationwide. Nothing would be better than Nigel as MP.

[@misterm1336]

The 62 thumbs down must be BBC employees

[@annemcniell6956]

😂😂😂to right

[@davidsully2547]

The M in your name must stand for “Moron”. I can’t think of anything else it could stand for so I must be correct.

[@fionagregory8078]

@@annemcniell6956 too* right.

[@philwilliams953]

Or people who gave up hoping to see that the water has been poisoned.

[@misterm1336]

@@davidsully2547 since 134 people gave me the thumbs up, you ‘simpleton’ of the year, are in the minority.

[@thomasbroleen4241]

Actually now thinking back over 3 years ago I'm a little bit embarrassed to have voted remain. Lack of personal backbone I put it down to.

[@thomasbroleen4241]

@Harry Bell perfect analysis Harry, sums up the feelings of 17.4 million I'd say.

[@pb9926]

Brilliant chat between two realistic gentlemen

[@lauralishes1]

Brexiteers would be told to get stuffed if remain won, there would be no thinking about how leavers felt. Remain lost get over it

[@elizabethtaylor9321]

Laura Walker That sure is true, the same here in Scotland with the S nazi P if they had won there is no way they would allow another referendum to overturn it .

[@dmgib5239]

If Brexiteers lost the referendum, and behaved as the remainers have, they would be accused of attempting a coup. I have no doubt that they would be demanding arrests if the roles were reversed here.

[@nihilistcentraluk442]

Hard luck snowflakes. Complaining about hurt feelings isn't going to get you out of the EU. It is going to take hard graft and knowledge...not going well so far.

[@rumourhats]

@@nihilistcentraluk442 They still need to come up with a solution that BOTH satisfies the integrity of the single market whilst respecting the Good Friday Agreement. Still waiting...

[@dmgib5239]

So sad how you think we simply can't survive w/out staying in the EU. No pride or self esteem. The single market is a disaster at 0% growth, but adults can disagree. Nihilist seems to think they're funny, but overturning a democratic vote isn't a laughing matter. If your side stops Brexit it will create chaos, and someday you will vote for something you care about that will get overturned. Let's see if you're laughing then.

[@nudgenudgewinkwink3212]

Those northern and midland constituencies who would never vote tory will vote for the Brexit party.

[@lordmayorofsplott7982]

Don’t forget the South Wales valleys 👍

[@derryshore5586]

Yes but as Rod said, that could split the votes.

[@AustinRogan]

So true. The Tories will never get voted in, in N.W. Durham but the Brexit party could and I hope they will.

[@alfredotacus8233]

I will hold my nose and vote Tory if the polls in my constituency say it's close between them and Labour. If it's not close I will vote Brexit party. Will never, ever vote Labour again

[@mikewellwood1412]

And we need an election.....yesterday....but we can't have that, so let's have one now!

[@andrewmorton3344]

This is probably as close to a candid "off-camera/off the record" discussion as you are going to get when both parties know they are being filmed. A compliment to the integrity of both men.

[@iangilbert4811]

If Nigel never becomes prime minister, he would probably go down as simultaneously, the most hated, loved, and influential politician to never obtain the office. I personally can't help but love the bloke.

[@jhwalsh93]

He's yet to win a single seat after seven attempts so it's a pretty big "if" isn't it that.

[@iangilbert7722]

@@jhwalsh93 You are correct - it’ll never happen! The “First past the post” system will make sure of that!

[@michaelscales5996]

Rod Liddle is correct.We've ended up with a system where 500 MP's can thwart to wishes of 17,4 million.However this has been the case for decades.I know of few people who like diversity,political correctness and how the nation has changed because of immigration.yet I've not heard one MP complain about,despite the fact there is no public support for it.They don't represent us and perhaps we will decide eventually that fundamental changes are needed. As someone once said it doesn't matter who you vote for,the Government always win.

[@snowyskylar8821]

Happens here in Australia too.

[@georgeengland1699]

Agree this undemocratic situation has gone on for ages ,probably since Blair. MP,s haven't represented us for year's, what we like they hate, and visa visa.

[@Lennythewinner]

Time for a Storm of the Bastardille (geddit?) UK.

[@elizabethtaylor9321]

Michael Scales It’s called political correctness, everyone is shit scared to put their head above the parapet these days in case their shot down as a raving racist , Enoch Powell , looked what happened to him, and that many years ago .

[@bendream544]

@@georgeengland1699 politicians have only ever represented the public BEFORE they win the election : as soon as they're voted in it's business as usual for the rich to continue to look after themselves for 4 years until they need your vote again, then they're out there 'representing' us!

[@peteryyz43]

I dreamt that I was watching BBC's Newsnight...with Rod Little and Nigel Farage, having a civilised discussion, speaking the truth , whilst drinking wine....but then, sadly, I woke up and realised .....it was just a dream.

[@davidGPS95]

Watching Newsnight is like watching North Korean news total propaganda and what's worse we pay for it .

[@rogernewton7831]

It was all a dream. It was all a dream. It was all a dream. It was all a dream. It was all a dream. .......... .......... ........

[@MJW114]

Seems funny not having some far left interviewer talking over the answers to questions

[@stephen918]

This is an absolutely excellent discussion. Please interview Rod again!

[@johnconcerto8721]

Great guys. Thank you both for your efforts in upholding the will of the British people.

[@seancorrigan4946]

Rod has a great insight and is a pleasure to listen to

[@ambergreen9732]

Keep up the good work Nigel - keep believing and stay focused and with a bit of luck, common decency will prevail!

[@jorisbohnson1859]

Nigel needs to organise a rally in London on the 1st November

[@LolLol-ch7sl]

He probably will lol

[@mabisfab77paintball]

31st october we either congratulate or remove them

[@pictish1371]

I,m watching this in Australia with a sparkling wine in the garden and enjoying the sensible conversation.

[@chrisbennett606]

PICTISH will the abos get back ownership of their resources and land

[@JohnRutherfordjohnrutherford]

This is everything I didn’t know I needed!!

[@kimandrews6106]

If they had a second referendum now, then I am sure it would be well clear of 60% in favor of leave, if not 65% +.

[@steveetienne]

Maybe if the votes were accurately counted but if there was to be a 2nd referendum it would be massively rigged to let remain win.

[@ade3628]

@@steveetienne 100% will be rigged for sure

[@ckelin13]

Kim Andrews: Have you allowed for remainer corruption, though. The question would be ' remain or crap treaty (which is remaining)'.

[@kimandrews6106]

@@ckelin13 Yes, as the people above pointed out, another referendum could see a fixed vote. I am surprised that the first vote was not fixed also in that case,.

[@bobsnedker1176]

Kim Andrews Be careful the question will be rigged

[@ByronHawk]

Remember, Remember the 5th of November there'll be gunpowder blazing that day with no Brexit delivered!

[@hillbillysceptic1982]

Don’t worry parliament will pass a BRINO and everyone will give up complaining.

[@artisansportsman8950]

Byron Hawk, I'm with you my fellow Yorkshire man , a lot of work in Yorkshire to do before the big march on London .

[@lazyjesus6573]

Byron Hawk the gun powder plot was an attempt at assassinating the King, not an attack on the government but never mind that let’s incite blowing up buildings and take innocent lives like a jihadi or IRA terrorist 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Strelnikov10]

@@lazyjesus6573 When do you think is the appropriate time for the Britons to start fighting for their rights and their country? What line must the left cross, in your mind, to justify violence? Cause I think that line has already been crossed and then some. Remember, if you wait too long, it'll be too late.

[@chatteyj]

@@lazyjesus6573 It was also conducted by a Catholic the then equivalent of a EU federalist, so the circumstances have completely flipped. Also hopefully that town in the south of England who make effigies of famous people to burn on a bonfire on November 5th make one of Junker.

[@ByronHawk]

Bring on Brexit 31st October 2019!

[@markpriestley7812]

Sure thing Yorkshire lad

[@Freddyp6]

God bless brexit freedom remainers accect the result

[@andrease2320]

Ha ha ! Very funny was that still in the Eu for a year !

[@andrease2320]

Here the true facts have lived in 3 sate s of the Eu the issue her is the uk government. To leave the Eu with no deal or a deal is say to the Eu you don’t want to be a part of the Eu rule making function and I will follow Them in any deal to get trade like Norway Swiss Because Eu ruling is use world wide. It lime britsh standards were in the 19 30 s every one in the world followed them so follow Nigel give away you country to the Eu in any out come of Brixt for no deal is not no deal is just 7 year. Raise the whit flag on the Union Jack and replace with the Eu as you give in to trade like Norway and Swiss to get a deal to save your country from economic meltdown ask any Swiss person after 10 years of economic meltdown of resistance they had give into the Eu demands they now donot control there own border and are force by the Eu to be party of the freedom movement area with out any say on the rules this Brixt wake up to the fact face up to fact

[@taniamagnusson3177]

andrew eeles Oh, yes, they want to eat the cake and have it as always with English racists.

[@Pensivata]

The word "fascist" is now being used exactly as Mao used the word "counter-revolutionary" back in the hey day of the cultural revolution.

[@Pensivata]

@brian elliot argument ad hominem - specifics please, otherwise we'll just take it as labels, slogans et al..

[@darthkek1953]

The word fascist now has no meaning other than _something that is not desirable._ -George Orwell, Politics and the English Language, 1946

[@Saddamuel]

Isn't it the same way East Germany used the word when they labelled the Berlin Wall as some kind of anti-fascist defence wall? These leftists are unashamed authoritarians except they have redefined liberty and authoritarianism in their own minds so as to cast themselves as the good guys. Ban this, lock him up, censor that, conform to this narrative, discriminate against that person, be chauvinist, sexist and racist as long as it's for the correct in-group... They're awful.

[@Pensivata]

@brian elliot Fascists such as the Nazis were socialists, not right wingers - Nazi’s formal moniker - “National Socialist Workers Party” (National SoZialistische Workers Party) SO WHO PUT THE Z IN NAZI, eh? Nazism was the antithesis of a free market philosophy; Nazi economic policies were unequivocally socialist in nature - they purported to support the common good over the private good. They adopted classical socialist mechanisms of i) inflating the money supply and ii) imposing rigid price and wage controls, while continually expanding the quantity of money. The result was too much money buying up all products (and labour), which lead to massive shortages, and hence to rationing. The universal price controls meant the production of anything in the economy was made to expand at the expense of everything else, without any effect on price & profitability, which inevitably made production totally random and chaotic. The Nazi government thus had to assume complete control over what was produced, how it was produced, where it was sent, in what quantity it was produced, which suppliers could be involved, and what methods of production were used. In other words, the government was exercising all of the substantive powers of ownership; it may have appeared that things were privately owned, (say, in a city hall register of who owned which factory) but in reality it was the Nazi government making all of the substantive decisions - in effect, de facto socialism.

[@babygravey]

@brian elliot your comment about fascist can easily but flipped on it head 1 been politacly far left but thinking far left. Flag waving for the eu but don't understand the eu. Violent language and actions certainly comes from the left (take milkshake throwing and antifa violence against anyone who has a different opinion) and as far telling lies how many lies and repetitive motif come on

[@garrylawless3550]

Brilliant and frank conversation about the mess the Government has got us into, well done Rod for sticking to your principles.👍🙂

[@goharikjones7387]

All my friends and family are for Brexit party. I was a Tory voter for many years, but never again.

[@JohnSmith-gj3hg]

I was labour through the late 90s- conservative from 2001 now looking like I'll be voting brexit party..

[@tarekfarmer8025]

Here, here !

[@keithd4406]

Rod Liddle and Nigel Farage , two of my favourite people, thanks Nigel for upload .

[@bikerbisht110]

Refreshing to hear two people talking a bit of sense these days

[@stevevider1097]

Watching this on 30th December 2020 1 day before we finally get Brexit for real. It's been a long hard and tough fight but all of us fighting for it finally got us there. Thanks ever so much Nigel et al.

[@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa]

Fantastic conversation. Look forward to more of this.

[@geraldp.5260]

when time flies you know have not wasted it great talk

[@seanedwardfitz]

To Nigel Farage channel management: Make a podcast of these too as I (and probably many others) can't always sit down and watch, but can listen whilst on road.

[@kimballard8362]

A glass of wine, intelligent conversation more please.

[@siypic]

good point Kim......... enjoyed this.

[@russianbot1420]

To all the 17-4 million people who voted to leave,,,at this stage you know you did the right thing.

[@goharikjones7387]

I hope Boris and Farage will get together if they want to avoid Corbyn.

[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

LOVING THIS STUFF

[@swordoftruth8890]

This is How it should be - freedom of speech - raw honest debates and chats

[@Lewisevans1618]

Really enjoyed this, very refreshing witnessing healthy free conversation without mainstream tarnish. This is the way forward with current affairs rather than aggressive bias bullying on newsnight etc. Talking to each other whether agree or disagree. Democracy in opperation.

[@RediscoveringRetro]

Heartily agreed.

[@98greenp]

Brilliant guys. Keep on fighting the fight for real democracy and a clean Brexit.

[@careyparker2673]

Happy to see no water was injured during the making of this video.

[@drumz9]

Great factual non biased video right here! Bring on Brexit now!

[@huskey8859]

These guys are talking like just about every bunch of guys and girls who talk about politics in the pub etc......The traitors are so far removed from reality.

[@arthurgreenway1369]

Enjoyed this chat, well done both of you showing how a proper discussion works

[@PeterGriffin-lh6wp]

What an absolutely wonderful interview. Thanks Nigel. can't wait for the next one. I am now off to join Brexit Party having been with UKIP for many years. Boris must agree to join forces with you or he's finished.

[@englishbullterrier847]

I hope hungary will veto any extension request letter Boris is forced to send.17.4 mil voted leave our legal default is no deal. Clean break. Just leave!!

[@jonnijon8370]

Will never happen mate, Hungary get too much money from the EU.

[@marie1797]

Fascinating chat Nigel, Rod's a down to earth writer that's for sure. His pessimism on Brexit is of concern.

[@philwrigley7868]

what an interesting intelligent honest debate well done nigel, BREXIT PARTY FOR EVER

[@Johz318]

Very much looking forward to more of these - a fascinating and witty conversation. I felt much the same on the night of the vote but always knew the establishment would do their best by every means possible to get the outcome they want. It's going to be a tough fight but we must free ourselves from the shackles. No surrender!

[@jbcXR]

Nice to see two people talking sense .....👍

[@maesy6730]

Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this, 2 men I can respect. Not good for my drinking though, Rod makes me drink to fight my depression and Nigel cheers me up so I want to have a drink :D

[@roberthollands7863]

Such a good format I had a glass of wine whilst watching felt I was there with you !

[@rayw3294]

The brexit party will be here forever. We are all sick of 'woke' Westminster

[@chrisb4504]

Absolutely superb frank honest conversation why can't this be aired on terrestrial TV? Thank u both for this interview

[@rossmanv6]

Loved this, what a superb, insightful and fascinating discussion - more of this please!

[@chris72chris22]

Two glasses of wine washed down with two glasses of what seems to be the tears of the remainers ....... Class act gentlemen very classy indeed.

[@G4NoChallenge]

WOH, the best 40 minutes of the week...make that three years.

[@bunkerbill]

Very good interview. Loved it.

[@NicholasBrakespear]

"didn't know what they were voting for" - this is particulary ironic, I think, because they're almost right. In the sense that I voted to leave... and yet, in the years that have passed since, I have discovered EVEN MORE reasons to leave. I had no idea just how bad the EU was. The more I read into it, the more I learn about the system, I am horrified by the fact that until the referendum, none of us gave it any thought; we were in this emergent federation, and none of us knew it. No school children were taught about the EU. Nobody was reminded, "We're part of this entity, but we don't have to be." So they're right. I didn't know what I was voting for, because I had no idea how important it was that we leave.

[@yetagain5671]

@Nicholas Brakespear The real point is that is doesn't at all matter for which reasons any given person chooses to cast their ballot in the direction of their choice. The only thing that matters is the result and that the result is respected as promised (and in this instance contracted in writing). All pretty much a perfectly fine democratic system right up until 24th June 2016. Suddenly a very vocal group of very dangerous people came out of the woodwork to scrape every barrel possible to obfuscate, smear, belittle and generally act in a bigoted fashion. Shameful. /watch?v=t83TfpddYi4

[@nickybluechips7567]

Happened across this just forty minutes ago at 16:01 (07/10/19) one of possibly the best informal political chats I’ve seen in some years. Charisma of both is warming & the hard truths get spoken about with grace & dignity. Nigel, I look forward to the follow up episodes with glee. Thank you

[@Lee-cs67]

Hope you're right Nige. Keep pushing Boris for a pact.

[@hamishsomerville4064]

Nigel great video wish I was there sipping my British wine 🍷 just listening 👂 to both of you having a great 👍 confab

[@raziel3726]

2 fellas who love their country!!

[@wernesgruder1]

Then why did Farage take £400k to bugger off to the USA THEN?

[@davidsully2547]

What makes you think Rod Liddle l loves your bit of the country anymore than the average man in England? Does he pop round for tea to see you’re doing alright?

[@bssorg4689]

@@wernesgruder1 if true, because he is smart

[@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa]

18:30 - Let JC in as a 'caretaker' PM, you'll never get rid of him. He'd contrive some sort of 'emergency' to suspend elections.

[@patriciabutler8248]

The only up side to a Corbyn government would be, it wouldn't belong before GDP would be so low that there would be nothing togive to the EU. Then they would kick us out , hopefully.

[@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa]

People underestimate Corbyn at their peril. He's a very canny operator. A Nazi death camp waiting to happen, but a very canny operator.

[@anthonybartlett6924]

@@christophercook723 McDonald has double the brains than the rest of labours front bench put together, that's why he is so dangerous

[@ChickpeatheTortie]

Things must be getting bad in this country if I'm tuning into Nigel - he is becoming a voice of sanity in a London gone mad and bad starting to find the sound of his voice 'comforting' as feeling very uneasy at the moment. Yes Nigel I find the sound of your voice a comfort.

[@Alancornt]

Good chat and just confirms that the BBC licence has to go.