Watch: Nigel Farage 'I was never dishonest' on Brexit

Nigel Farage and Brexit are as entwined as cheese and pickle in a sandwich. Now, Nigel Farage says he was never dishonest about his Brexit claims.

Yes, you read that right, and no we don’t get it either.

Nigel Farage dishonest

Nigel Farage has told Sky’s Beth Rigby that he’d be prepared to tighten border controls further – even if it meant labour shortages went up.

Here is a clip of the interview which will be shown in full at 9pm.

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“We’ve been let down very badly by an entirely dishonest, globalist, and now Remainer Tory Party… I like to think I was never dishonest.”

Absolute CRACKER coming tonight at 9pm on Sky News with @BethRigby quizzing ‘Honest’ Nigel Farage. ~AA pic.twitter.com/RvLqPYkK2Y
— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) May 25, 2023

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Farage’s comment come as Brexit red tape has cost each household £250 in higher food bills alone since the UK left the EU, according to new research, reports The Independent.

“The fact that the results are driven entirely by products with high non-tariff barriers imported from the EU offers strong evidence that Brexit is the driving force behind these effects,” the researchers say.

Also, latest figures from the Office for National Statistics show food CPI inflation at 19.3 per cent – down only slightly on March’s 19.6 per cent

When it cmes to immigration, one of nigel’s obsessions, how has that been since we left the EU?

Well, pro-Brexit Tory governments, since the vote to leave was decided, have pledged to crack down on immigration.

However, immigration to Britain lept by more than 15% with 1.2 million coming to the country for long-term stays in 2022, according to Office for National Statistics figures released on Thursday.

Reactions

Tough competition between who is more dishonest, Farage or Johnson.
— Robespierre (YouTube) 🇪🇺 (@MaxFRobespierre) May 25, 2023

This man is totally shameless..absolute charlatan…. #r
— AsymetricJockey. (@asymetricjockey) May 25, 2023

“Honest”: pic.twitter.com/F8kVOc69kE
— AngelM.moksha 💙 (@angelMsattya) May 25, 2023

As a reward for Brexit being such a failure, are we now to be treated to the return of Mr Farage to mainstream media (last night on Preston, now on SkyNews,) the man who got everything so spectacularly wrong and is still intent on blame-shifting?🤬 pic.twitter.com/MeIoC1vUdf
— Carolyn Guse #FBPE #GTTO🇬🇧 🇪🇺🌹 (@guse_guse) May 25, 2023

"If only I'd been in charge" the excuse of charlatans everywhere.

Does he really think there's a magic solution that could have been applied that would've drastically limited immigration *but wouldn't also have very serious consequences*, that Johnson wouldn't have jumped at it?
— DW (@DwWork2) May 25, 2023

Embarrassing that they are still letting him talk rubbish.
— 𝕊𝕥𝕖𝕗𝕒𝕟𝕠 🍕🎵🌈🎮😸 (@Steffar0) May 25, 2023

Mmm https://t.co/OWZdato1bS
— Colin Patton (@colinpatton10) May 25, 2023

A liar always forgets his lies, especially one that has made quite a few in the last few years. The internet never forgets.
— Jenny Bone 💙 🇺🇦🌻 #GENow #ToriesOut379 (@eric_max_123) May 25, 2023

Translation of the above interview, involving Froggy and everything he's trying to defend…. pic.twitter.com/ziK6smI270
— Sikee Atric (@ElgieSimon) May 25, 2023

10.

Here is Farage being dishonest by saying we should be more like Norway. If I can easily find footage to hold him to account, why can't you? pic.twitter.com/ETPgzF3lXi
— Ian (@biscuitsgod) May 25, 2023

Or indeed this…

Why, oh why, oh why, are they still interviewing this absolute twonk?? He is (another) dishonest grifter, a troublemaker, and rabble rouser, and all round cvnt!! Begone.
— Brussels – Lord Nose Wots Goin On (@Brusselspout) May 25, 2023

Or even………