@lewisner What did he achieve apart from being a lying fuc*wit? He pushed brexit so hard, and when it all went tits up, he back tracked on everything.
@@nickright7747 No we shouldn't ask what his reaction is, we should ask him what he THINKS about it. Reactionary stuff is for sensationalists and leftist zealots that don't think properly. Again, you're an idiot.
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@@louisjarrett1520 He doesn't "play devils advocate" he tries to piss people off to get them annoyed or angry to create a moment the BBC can air over and over for views, this use to be a tactic taught in journalism when he was young and was slowly tuned more towards manipulation style interviews as they found the arrogance of a journalist like him just annoyed viewers. There's still a few like him left in Australia and Canada and ironically they're all similar ages and also very divisive for audiences.
Better to be a footnote than the nothing this interviewer is he won't even be thought of at all his grandchildren will not think of him a few years after he is gone
@@harryantino You're right about that, but in this case Neil seems to be insulting the intelligence of the audience Sure Andrew, Farage is a nobody. No notable exploits to attribute to him at all, really. A minor footnote in modern UK history.
Not fooling anyone bbc state media trying to cover up tracks the relentless propaganda campaign from tumbling out of a crushed plane on a deserted farmers field to having a cosy lunch with rachel johnson sister of the emperor, on the bbc noc noc we dont all swallow the bbc whitehall andrew neil bs .... the mountain of bbc local and national footage shows it all beeb cant control narrative its embarassing to watch savile was the first crack ... ......
@@pragmatist165 Nigel Farage's strategy to place candidates only in key Labour strong holds gave the Conservative's the majority they needed in those constituencies. The swing from Labour to Brexit Party in these key Labour seats was signicant. Without him the Tories would not have won so many seats from Labour. It was a startegy that worked exceptionally well for the Nation to back Pro-Brexit Boris and place him in government with a majority.
@@kmodha44 what arrant nonsense .. just stupid.. you're in way telling me that Farage used an electoral algorithm to tweak the result.. it's laughable.. he's a racist, angry pig and his part y didn't get a seat...
well done for what... seeing the back of him, an alienating, angry ratbag who needs to get a job that' is not beyond him.. picking up garbage won't alienate him , but then again he alienates most
@@FirstName-nx6tr The reason is the political system doesn't allow much of a chance for newer parties. The Brexit Party absolutely smashed it in the European elections earlier in the year. Many of us want him to stay in the UK just fine, thanks.
@Daughter of Enoch If Nigel had the choice between holding a few seats, or destroying the Social Dems and Communists, we both know which one he would pick. He's confident in his decisions, and seems moderately satisfied with the results.
q3y6 it won’t be written in history, you f wit. RESULTS ARE .There were zero seats won , NONE by the Brexit Party. I’m so pleased about that ratbag doing what he normally does, ie NOTHING.
@Craig Yates in reference to what ? if you are talking about Farage, he has alienated virtually everyone except right wing rabid ideologists. He failed because he is a talker, that's it and talked shit
@@noahlibra He's adversarial in general (that's the show) and he's a political geek but I've got to admit that long form conversation is more interesting.
That's a shxt personality for a political interviewer, seems to me he should do roasts on Comedy Central instead. This is a roast, not an interview lol
Beachhead achieved: D-Day: The Invasion of Normandy. On June 6, 1944 the Allied Forces of Britain, America, Canada, and France attacked German forces on the coast of Normandy, France. With a huge force of over 150,000 soldiers, the Allies attacked and gained a victory that became the turning point for World War II in Europe. Today its is political ideas rather than peoples lives that are the battleground. MEGA-MAGA.
THE INVERVIEWER WAS A RETARDED BIASEDSIMPLETON... THE ANTI-WESTERN LIBERAL LEFT MEDIA HATE THE FACT THAT MASSES OF PEOPLE ARE INTELLEGENT ENOUGH TO OPPOSE THE PRESENT INVASION
Simon Cowell and I thought there may be another side to you .. but no, Farage wants to create mayhem and destruction.. every utterance is manic and far right. He would love to see fights in the street, egging on the nutters.
@@pragmatist165 The far left are just as nutty as the far right. Farage is neither of those things and isn't interested in creating a violent nation, you dope.
@@OuterSpaceOwl Farage is far right . unquestionably.... immigration is a good example .. he condemned on a rabid way the humanitarian decision to accept destitute refugees in large numbers by Merkel it was courageous too .. those lambasting her did not have a compassionate bone in their bodies .Farage was bitter about it. So don't give me that rubbish about Farage being middle of road .. he is extreme on most things and nasty with it
@@pragmatist165 Most sensible people are happy for their countries to take in genuine refugees and I don't think even Farage has issues with that. He was critical about western nations bringing in large groups of single young men - surely any actual group of refugees would also have women and children alongside? I can't think of many people who would praise Merkel for the unmanageable amount of immigration she has subjected Germany to. Are you really saying that it hasn't caused them problems? Only a troll would argue that huge waves of immigrants coming into a country in a short space of time is fine and dandy. It's a massive strain on infrastructure, housing, jobs, medical care, etc. Having more control on immigration (not doing away with it) is something which is practical, not racist. I say this as a non-white person by the way.
Nigel hold your head up high because we know you love our country and have been the force behind Brexit. You put the country before your personal politics in this election. Well done! May God Bless You and your Family.
100% correct..... well done Nigel .You are a great man... Unlike other politicians, you left ego behind and put your country first by not standing.... one of the few politians who beleive in there country no matter the cost..... higher things ahead for this man...
@@boxingmessaboutwithmydonro3347 I understand what say, however, we can now work for a better deal with aConservative majority unhindered. I am a Brexiteer not a card carrying Conservative hence my comments applauding Mr Farage.
64rabbott Farage has done f.. ing nothing except yell, waffle, yell again.. his Brexit party did NOTHING .. He is an argumentative nobody, with nothing to offer
@CIA He was a Conservative party supporter in his younger years but he became disillusioned by them in the early 90s. He does better as a lone wolf, in my opinion.
@M ZAKRIA And your efforts payed off, because enough dissatisfied labor supporters voted Brexit to take many seats away from Corbyn, thus giving them to the Conservatives instead. That was always the plan. It would be nice if Brexit still wins a few seats though.
Farage is often abused as the cheeky upstart but he has acted in the most gentlemanly fashion in this election. He has put the interests of country above his party and personal ambition. Hope you stick around Nigel. British politics needs more people of integrity like you.
Why is this interviewer just trying to insult and humiliate Mr Farage, when his achievement and influence over the entire Brexit saga has been definitive. We also have to have the spin from the BBC in the video description instead of letting viewers decide for themselves what they are watching. That's the BBC. Fair and impartial. Paid for by the public.
@@Margatroid Playing a hard-ball devil's advocate role is a perfectly amicable way to scrutinise your interviewee. People only accuse Neil of being petulant or bias when he does it to someone they like or agree with. It's silly, because grilling people is just the way he does things.
@@asytippyy352 I don't agree. His demeanor is too purposefully unpleasant to be worthwhile. As Aristotle put it, "the pleasant is necessarily bound up with the good." He could ask tough, probing questions without the childishly petulant emotionalism that he presents in this interview (and apparently all of his interviews). This sort of thing is the television equivalent of trying to get "rage clicks," and it is not admirable.
@@Margatroid You're entitled to disagree man, but people go into his interviews knowing what to expect; if they crumble under the pressure there's only one person to blame. I advise that you go look at Ben Shapiro's interview with him for reference.
@@asytippyy352 Ben Shapiro is not someone I respect, for essentially the same reason. He is constantly unpleasant and full of vitriol, and holds his audience by maintaining a demeanor of fabricated outrage. He is a childish man, and his presence in the world makes people's lives and minds worse. But he is not much of an exception; we have a rather infantile and disrespectful media culture in general nowadays, and saying people "should know what to expect" does not excuse it. I'd recommend you go watch some old episodes of "Firing Line" from the 60s, 70s and 80s to see people of entirely different ideologies debating with one another respectfully, with good humor and treating each other as human beings. We have a powerful case of generational amnesia when it comes to the level of decorum and politeness we expect from the discussions in our news media. And they're not just ruder now--they're stupider too. Full of shouty emotional "reactions" and bad-faith roleplaying rather than genuine thoughtful communication between intelligent adults. The state of our media discussions is just despicable, frankly. We used to expect so much more maturity from the people who represented us on major issues. We expected them to be even more mature and thoughtful than the average person, in fact.
@Daughter of Enoch His strategy was to ensure a tory victory by taking all the working class labour vote dipshit. And if you check the electoral map now, you will see it worked nicely for him...
Good on you, mate! I agree, the license fee should be scrapped, the BBC should be dismantled and a new government TV & radio channel should be set up to give factual information to the general public with Nigel Farage in charge. Furthermore, to stop the spread of fake news, 👁 👁 👄 ban RU-vid across the whole UK!!!
Anoni Mouse Just cancel the direct debit, then tell the BBC goons to fcuk off - don't let them in, ever. Don't even engage with them. They can't do anything. They have no power. Still watch the TV, still watch BBC iplayer. Millions have already done this, why do you think they've gone after the over 75s?
@@pragmatist165 and thats your answer and you are sticking to it.. no mention of why you think its bull shit.. we are out of europes grasp and free to trade world wide, we can scupper some of our laws back we can design new ones.. plus a great deal more. so in your own words would you like to explain you comment?
Nigel Farage is a brilliant politician and what makes him a great fella is that he is not a career politician. He's into it for the people indeed and not necessarily for himself
If Andrew Neil Interviews became light-weight & not testing, (like most on TV are), in order to ensure nobody ducked & dived to avoid doing them - the interview itself becomes irrelevant.
In the country I live in, we had FPP and for two elections in a row and on a national vote level the winner lost and the loser won so we threw it out. Every system has warts but the FPP system is the worst.
@@Fireglo Proportional Representation would mean voters would be proportionally represented in the lawmaking process, and thus the laws that they have to abide by. That's not the case with FPTP.
@M ZAKRIA I think Brexiteers were voting strategically to ensure we NEVER see a hung parliament and Corbyn getting into 10 Downing St. Nigel Farage is a hero. I'm gonna support his Reform Party. I'm 100% Brexiteer.
@@pragmatist165 No, I said it's your right to say what you want but it's also fair for anybody else to tell you they're bored by your comments. That's how freedom of speech works. Somebody could post something bigoted and should be free to do so but then other people should in turn be able to tell that person that their views stink.
This interviewer is offensive. His whole questioning is bent on offending Nigel. Hideous oaf. Please, Nigel, come to the U.S. You're lovely. I hope the old school BBC resurfaces.
President Trump would love to have him as UK Ambassador to the US. But then he might serve equally as well representing US interests in the UK as US Ambassador to the UK. However Boris would rather send him to North Korea. Lol.
Profound Wisdom Australia that’s what makes him such a genius, as much as I loath the man as I find him a bigot, he has been able to change the entire country’s political landscape without ever having won a seat.
@@zackmorris6616 that's just complete rubbish .. don't believe me, look at the election result.. he won nothing .. obliterated...alienated reasonable people all the time with the screaming voice.. he would be one of the very worst political people
John Wilson.......you are not getting a real Brexit , even Farrge admitted such in the interview, you are getting what Farrge described himself a thousand times over , you are getting, Brexit In Name Only , which in reality is a New EU Treaty, are you really so naive, or just plain stupid?.
Bravo Nugwl don’t even step down ever you have more power than you know and this interviewer knows it. The Brexit party gelled in a big way but this hypocrite will never admit it ever!! Bravo Nigel Farage well done
Definitely a man that has changed the course of history for the UK Not one doubt in my mind about that. Whether it’s a good thing or a bad thing, we’ll see, but I have total faith in my fellow Brits we will conquer and be victorious...as always! 🇬🇧
The Brexit Party could have won both Barnsley Central and Barnsley East if the Brexit support vote had not been split by a Conservative candidate. Resulted in Labour winning.
