Should Nigel Farage ever be PM? | The Daily T Podcast

Nigel Farage made clear his ambition to one day be prime minister even before his Reform UK party won five seats at the general election. But does he have what it takes? And is he offering the right answers to the UK’s woes?

Camilla and Kamal sit down for an exclusive interview with the Clacton MP and Reform leader to discuss going after Labour, his controversial comments about recent riots in Leeds, and if he could really make it all the way to 10 Downing Street.

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[TotusMcGoatus]

Watching the male interviewer squirm when Nigel mentions the FACT that many English towns are unrecognizable due to mass immigration. He should take his fingers out of his ears and use them to open his eyes.

[SJ-dmeb]

Kamal should still be working for the bbc he still has the arrogance.

[Moneymaster-opfl]

Kamal is so rude about Nigel - typical BBC origin reporter, looking down through his nose at Nigel, saying “there are things about Nigel that make me feel uncomfortable”. The sneering Left as usual. Acting like he knows everything and is above the working class of this country and is happy to watch it fall about but criticise those who try to do something.

[ginojaco]

Kamal doesn't like Farage because he speaks the truth about what mass immigration has done to the UK & what the native people want. Kamal thinks bringing more people here from third-world countries like Sudan (where his dad came from) is a good idea - most of us don't, give us a referendum on net-zero immigration & see the result. 👍

[jgrwniy]

This is a weird episode. All of a sudden Farage is being framed as a Mosley like figure. I have to say Kamal seemed quite childish and unprofessional.

[pedromancenitherd]

Ha, ha these woke lefty interviewers are going to have to get used to a politician telling them how it is -- how refreshing. This guy feels uncomfortable with some of things Nigel says- tough, we need a radical change of direction . The two main parties were getting too complacement. Reform to take over!!!

[goldmax]

THESE 2 NEED TO STOP WATCHING THE BBC AND GET OUT MORE

[sciwriter]

Farage is right and speaks the same as the majority of the people.

[jamesw]

I used to feel similarly to Kamal, but then gave up the BBC, and I'm a lot better now.

[SuperHorseSense]

This entire video = "well we agree with Farage on everything, but our bosses told us we can't like him, so he's a bad man."
Shameful.

[MrCervixtickler]

kamal believes the msm, i live in harehills and i can honestly say he is wrong

[BigG]

Yes Nigel should be the PM, end of discussion. Next.

[tomk]

I worked with Kamal in Scotland a million years ago. He's always been this prissy. I'm frankly astonished he washed up at the Telegraph - he's a pure Guardianista.

[christianenglish]

I'll paraphrase what they said, "he understands the issues everyone is talking about that we don't, but he's not a London liberal so we don't get it"

[davidwelty]

Things would be better for the average Brit if he did.

[SheilaTitchener]

Lee Anderson is quite right. It's what most normal people want. If people rioting here are not indigenous then they are not exhibiting British values and behaviour. Your average salt of the earth brit does not riot. That why the police side with the rioters. but don't push us too far!

[listener-md]

If he doesn’t the country would have missed an opportunity to have another Churchill.

[DCooper]

Simple answer…

OF COURSE!! HE SHOULD BE OUR PM RIGHT NOW!!

[thetruth]

I don't care what Nigel says he has my support

[paulchristopher]

Enoch Powell was right all those years ago