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of journalism. Hello, happy Sunday. And welcome to the Q&A session from the two months every Sunday.

First question. I question Matt Dancona's assessment. Sorry, I should say this is from

Alastair Sanford, who is an ex-BBC journalist, I think, ex-Euro News. I question Matt Dancona's assessment that Nigel Farage is hard and not far right,

and quotes, doesn't share any tendency towards authoritarianism or the dismantling of institutions.

Of course, he tailors his message to his audience and he knows full well which buttons to press

and which not to. Is his rhetoric the same when speaking before many an ultra-right audience abroad

what about his unabated support for Donald Trump thank you alist a good challenge actually

because there's a very interesting piece of film in a documentary that made about

Steve Bannon Trump's ex-advisor, where

Bannon and Farage are talking and Bannon is unquestionably far right. And you can see Farage

is a bit nervous being filmed because of the point Alistair makes. So I don't have a precise

distinction to offer between hard and far right. And I think that

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