Brexit Lessons Republicans Must Learn or Lose in 2022 | Nigel Farage Interview

The Rubin Report

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🗓️ 16 May 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Nigel Farage, former Brexit leader, about what Republicans need to learn from the Brexit fight, how to seize on the weaknesses of the Democratic Party, and the problems that Europe is having with mail-in voting. First Nigel talks about how the Brexit victory was almost lost, as the political establishment did everything it could to stop it. He explains what the Republican Party needs to learn from Brexit to have a comeback in the 2022 election. Nigel discusses how the Democratic Party has abandoned working-class voters and become the party of the global elite. He also shares some of the issues he has seen with mail-in voting in the U.K. and explains why France refuses to use any vote-by-mail system. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm Dave Rubin, and joining me today is a British activist commentator, former leader of the
0:11.7	UK Independence Party, as well as the former leader of the Brexit Party.
0:16.9	And now he's on tour right here in the U.S. of A, Nigel Farage.
0:21.8	I don't know how we haven't done this before.
0:23.4	Finally, welcome to the Rubin report.
0:25.1	But I'm delighted to be here, and yeah, I've come actually with a very optimistic message,
0:32.0	because I know a lot of conservatives here are really down at the moment, you know,
0:36.4	down that their guy got 75 million votes and somehow didn't win down about what's going on in our cities,
0:43.3	with a deliberate attempt to divide black and white people, which is horrendous,
0:48.1	and down about what Biden might do, is he going to pack the court or that?
0:52.3	I mean, all these things, and my sense from my American friends, is some of them are down to the point of being disillusioned.
0:58.8	Yeah.
0:59.4	And disillusioned movements, pessimistic movements don't win.
1:04.9	So the message I've come with is this, we voted Brexit June 23rd, 2016, a great historic night.
1:11.4	Three years later, guess what?
1:13.9	Our contract, our contract to leave on March 29th, 2019, we woke up on March 30th,
1:20.4	not only had we not left, it looked like there was no prospect of us leaving.
1:24.5	And yet, we led a grassroots rebellion fight back.
1:29.3	We've smashed the establishment, we've won, we've got Brexit, the socialist party in the UK,
1:35.9	who were heavily on the remain side, and heavily pro-open borders, are literally being crushed
1:41.6	electrically, weak by weak.
1:43.6	And my message is, however bad it looks, actually, this administration will make its
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