Nigel Farage open to deal with Rishi Sunak to save Tories from oblivion

Nigel Farage's Offer to Rishi Sunak

Nigel Farage has expressed openness to striking a deal with Rishi Sunak to rescue the Tories, stating, "Give me something back... We might have a conversation." Farage highlighted the favors he has done for the party over the years and questioned what they would do for him in return.

Real Reason Behind Farage's Decision

Farage revealed that one of the reasons he decided not to stand in the General Election was due to concerns about cheating from the other side. He emphasized the importance of data in winning a constituency and expressed his intention to travel around the country to foster a proper debate.

Controversial Remarks about British Muslims

Farage faced backlash for his comments about a "growing number of young people" not subscribing to British values, specifically referencing British Muslims. His statements were challenged on Good Morning Britain, with polls suggesting a different reality about the attitudes of British Muslims towards British identity.

Response to Criticism

In response to criticism of his remarks, Farage stood by his assertion that some young people, including British Muslims, do not align with British values. He cited examples from local elections and expressed concern about trends among the youth.

Reactions to Farage's Comments

Tory MP Steve Baker condemned Farage's comments as "intolerable bigotry" and highlighted the positive contributions of British Muslims in his constituency. Baker emphasized the need to combat Islamophobia and support a practical definition to address such issues.