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  • 5/1/2025
Nigel Farage has spoken out on whether he is “disengaging” with President Trump in a discussion with GB News’s Political Editor Christopher Hope.Speaking on the People’s Channel, Chopper asked the Reform UK leader whether he is taking a step back from US affairs.READ THE FULL STORY

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00:00On Donald Trump, have you sent him a congratulatory note about his 100 days?
00:04No, I haven't.
00:04You haven't been in touch at all since he...
00:06I said before, you've got a British government involved in trade negotiations.
00:11If I'm seen to be interfering from the sidelines, that would look terrible.
00:14I sense, are you disengaging from Trump a bit?
00:16Is it that you've seen the support, the popularity of Mark Carney
00:21when he defined himself against Trump?
00:24And of course, he's a bet noir for you in terms of politics.
00:26Is there ground to be gained now for reform and for you, for disengaging with where Trump is?
00:32Quite why Trump's come out with his 51st State of America stuff with Canada, I have no idea.
00:38I've always said that our interests with Trump are similar, but not symmetrical.
00:42And I still believe this is a pro-British American president
00:46who wants to do a full trade deal with us,
00:48but I worry that Starmer's reset with the EU is going to make that impossible.
00:52That's coming up next month. So are you disengaging from Trump?
00:54No, I'm not disengaging. I'm not disengaging, but I cannot be seen to interfere.
01:00If the Labour Party ring me up and say, go and see him and try and help with the trade deal,
01:04I go and do it. But if I interfere now, I'll be called all the names under the sun.
01:09Nigel Farage, we'll see you after voting on Friday.
01:12Thank you for joining us today on GB News.
01:13Thank you for joining us.

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