Nigel Farage Interview: Populism, Brexit, and the Future of Conservative Politics

In this in-depth interview, Nigel Farage, former leader of the Brexit Party and UK Independence Party, sits down with James Taylor, president of The Heartland Institute, to discuss the rise of populism, the challenges of globalism, and the future of conservative politics in the UK and beyond. Farage shares his personal journey from businessman to political leader, recounting his role in the historic Brexit vote and his ongoing fight for national sovereignty through Reform UK.

The conversation touches on his friendship with Donald Trump, the failures of the Conservative Party, and the economic impact of green energy policies. Farage also provides insights into the growing appeal of populist conservatism among Gen Z, the increasing threat of censorship, and the importance of open debate.

Join us for this thought-provoking discussion on the future of politics on both sides of the Atlantic and what’s next for Nigel Farage!

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[yentemarien]

I love Nigel and I am an admirer of the UK for all my life, I dearly hope becomes the next real prime minister for the people of the UK! ❤ and I am Flemish

[ohasis]

If borders don't matter, why do people put locks on their doors.

[kevingallen]

What can you do when your own government is destroying your country?

[peter]

Two men sat down having a smoke talking about current affairs how normal, well done both

[ADB-zfzr]

What I want to know is, where did Nigel get those Spitfire socks.? I want a pair.

[harri]

How good to listen to two men in civilised conversation. It is now very rare to see anyone on air smoking a cigarette nowadays, but to see cigars being enjoyed is a real throw back to the "good old days".

[pvl]

this guy single-handedly made brexit possible

[SilverSixpence]

Such a pity that the Trump administration won't overlap with the Farage prime ministership.

[Merovingian]

Nigel i am dissapointed in you why nothing on the death of that guy in jail the other day why did tice have to post are you not the leder ..? if you wnt support from the rel people i do hope you will grill Keir on this issue in the next PM questions .. for your own political life

[pushlooop]

someone needs to be held accountable for the collective idiocy named "net zero"

[rumoursofwar]

Swanning around US in a pair of Spitfire socks! 🇬🇧

[flowerfairy]

To be fair I haven't as yet watched but as far as I can tell Nigel, the leader of Reform UK, has been noticeably quiet about the UK's first death of a Political Prisoner aka Peter Lynch RIP.

[pauljermyn]

I just hope farage isnt going to be another

[rkimaru]

Ive voted for nigel every time he has headed a party .. but with his ignorance around tommy robinson i will no longer back farage ! He has shown his hand and is nothing more than another puppet of these corrupt parties !

[RichardEnglander]

I used to think Farage was rotten, I was an on the fence Remain voter, he then really grew on me and I saw how crazy the EU Wife was during divorce proceedings, and it was going so well, but then since the election Nigel has made every move that Managed Opposition would. It is now hard to unsee.

[Davetherave-ccsq]

What’s your opinion on Peter Lynch RIP ? I’m already disgusted at Ann Widecomes opinion on it

[GB]

My goodness said in context by an American media guy 😂

[mhz]

lol this is the same Heartland Institute in the 90s that argued smoking doesn't cause cancer, while receiving funding from the tobacco industry. You should at least check who your interviewers are.

[Zeethoo]

Anyways, Homeland party is where it is at for actual nationalist.

[richardmabe]

Go easy on the cigars. Not good for you.