Nigel Farage and Conor McGregor join Trump rally
British Reform leader Nigel Farage was seen cozying up to disgraced rapper Conor McGregor at Donald Trump's victory rally. The duo mingled with thousands of Maga fans who flew in from around the world to attend the event.
Conor McGregor's support for Trump
McGregor flew to Washington, D.C., just for Trump's inauguration and was pictured chatting with Farage in the crowd. McGregor later took to social media to express his support for Trump, calling it an honor to stand with the families who lost their loved ones at Abbey Gate.
Trump's plans for day one
At the rally, President-elect Trump outlined the sweeping changes he plans to make on his first day in office, including addressing immigration, border security, climate policy, and more. Many notable figures attended the event, with performances by Kid Rock and The Village People.
Farage's response to Elon Musk
Farage, a long-time supporter of Trump, faced criticism from Tesla tycoon Elon Musk over his views on British politics. Musk called for a new leader for the Reform Party, to which Farage responded by standing firm on his principles.
McGregor's past controversies
McGregor recently lost a civil case related to an accusation of rape in Dublin six years ago. Despite his own legal troubles, McGregor has shown vocal support for Trump in the past, even during challenging times for the former president.
