Theresa May will not be there for very long: Nigel Farage

European Parliament Member Nigel Farage on the political fallout from the British election.

[bmarkyt]

I must admit I could never quite believe May. She's done this to keep us in E.U in all but name.

[mistyblue]

There"s A Method In This Madness Things Will Come To Light , I Think Nigel Has A Strong Point

[robertocarlos-yisk]

This whole episode has been transparent from day one...a total sham from start to finish.
Zero intentions of Brexit...
UKIP member...

[TheQ-Continuum]

When Nigel Farage speaks, even America listens ! Right now it is difficult how long she can stay on as PM and for how much longer we will see those kitten-heeled shoes on the steps of 10 Downing Street:

[TheTruthMattersTheLastSt-nuxv]

Corbyn is totally cliche of Bernie !!! Free college ! Free free free

[TheHead]

Even Cameron had not got the stomach for a stitch up of this magnitude, he resigned. May is a deviant on the scale of Blair.

[TwistedHorizonI]

Nigel is really two faced here. Back home to UK press he doesnt rip at corbyn. Really really two faced from him here. Shows him in a real new bad light. I guess he thought no one from back home would watch this. Im gonna share it.

[rhys]

Why are you giving a politician with absolutely no influential platform in the UK anymore an opportunity to represent us? Britain is left asf

[spartacus]

I would be very surprised if Mrs May is still PM in three months time - This sort of failure is too damaging to her personal standing (which was not great to start with)to continue on -Ironically, her issues are similar to Hilary's main problems - both of them when they had a lot of power in government performed poorly (Sec of state / Home sec) and both of them do not come across as very "caring" or friendly to the people in their respective countries. It just goes to show that women and too much power do not sit well together I guess (apart from our own Boudica of course).(That's said in jest feminists )

[Doroshenko_Sergey]

Teresa May received immunity before the end of negotiations on Brexit/
Theresa May raised the stock markets of Britain to the records. The
British business voted for Theresa May.

[Jagdtoq]

Nigel talks straight as a die, I'll say that for him. Poor Theresa, she's way out of her depth in the role of Prime Minister leading the UK out of European domination.

[bobbest]

mr farage gave pretty objective commentary.

[namronmanelok]

close analogy to Trump and clinton...looks like the women of the world can't handle it and do not understand it.

[qpae]

Why do you even listen to Farage ( UKIP ) like he is representing UK, when UKIP ( Farage party ) took at this election zero seats and not even 2 % of the votes ?:)) This is really absurd ! lol

[paulclothier]

The tuition fees thing is simple. Double the fees for "gender and equality studies" degrees and use that to pay for free Engineering degrees, etc.

[fredneecher]

What's wrong with being a Marxist? It means you care about ordinary people. It doesn't mean you want to run a Stalinist state - as you people love to believe Marxism is all about. Anyway, he's not a Marxist. Get your facts straight, Nigel.

[michaelhastie]

We should forget about making ANY deals and just leave NOW!! There is nothing that says we have to make deals before we can leave. Once we are completely out from under the eu's control then at some later date we can return and talk about deals if they still want. Mean while we should start trading with the rest of the world, and ignore any talk of a single market with the eu, it's one of the reason we are leaving, we DO NOT want anything to do with a single market.

[joanofarc]

The people of the U.K. want Brexit but they voted no to austerity programs. All those Labor voters that voted to UKIP went back to labor during the snap election because Corbyn said he would not hold another referendum and that he would go about Brexit.

[bobdigi]

he never cuddled up to the IRA. he tried to start peace discussions. He was ahead of his time. because that's how it was sorted out in the

[spinningnumbers]

worth remembering that he, himself ( less than a week before the election) predicted a conservative majority of between 60 - 70.