Nigel Farage predicts 'THE END' for Starmer as Reform set to DEMOLISH Labour in May elections

There are only

only Reform UK candidates standing in

these elections. There's not a single

restore candidate in these elections.

You know, some people can behave in

life, some can't. I'm not worried about

it in the least. It's a Conservative

party matter. I know nothing about it

whatsoever. But I know that he is

talking to his old party. It was the

party that accept he he accepted

donations on behalf of the Conservative

party. It's a matter for them. I haven't

got the fine detail. Well, it would have

been a big vote had the prime minister

not threeline whip Labor MPs to support

him and support the government. And

because of that, there'll be a handful

of abstensions, but nothing's really

going to happen. I mean, look, I you

know, I I think it's pretty clear to

everybody that the prime minister has

misled the House of Commons many, many

times on this and other issues. It did

for Boris Johnson. Karma will survive

today, but I suspect the results on May

the 7th, if I'm right about how reform

are doing, will be the end of his

premiership. What's the um

parking? Okay.

Everywhere's free,

>> you know. I think this

>> I think this limit.

>> What's the first It's the first thing.

It's the first thing you talk about.

>> Can I park?

What's it going to cost?

>> The Burough Council very very sort of

funny. I think I don't think they like

we have a fun fair year in February and

that takes up the whole marketplace.

>> Nice.

>> And they don't like that because they

lose the parking income. And then we

also have

>> Fantastic. Nice to see you. Thank you

very much.

>> Just want to shake your hand.

>> Good morning.

>> Job well done. Good luck with the

election coming soon.

>> Thank you very much indeed.

>> Hello. Good morning. Good luck.

>> Standing isn't it?

>> This is Yeah, exactly where I'm

standing.

>> Okay. Very good.

>> Brilliant. Yeah. So, Northland, which is

that direction and then down the river

up to the Yeah. So,

>> and how you getting on?

>> Good. Yeah. I've been out Leford. Good

response. Great response to Northland.

Some people have already voted rather

vot.

>> Yeah. From Leoot bumping into people.

I've bumped into I don't know probably

15 20 people. That's what you know.

>> Everyone have voted for.

>> Have you got many helpers?

>> Um at the moment I've got three or four

people from the family. Um, but yeah,

there's been a great response. We got a

good little unit here in Northwest.

It's great.

>> Have you tried the Indian door knocking

yet?

>> Yeah. No, not the cushioning yet. I'm

going to be doing that towards the end

of this week. Um, possibly Monday and

Tuesday. Yeah, I think that's really

last minute that you

I'm going to continue on right

>> I think one of the I think one of the

big things I'm going to talk about today

at all unbelievable

from community work in North Flint.

That's what people want. They want that

visual being able to to see that change.

You know, that's what they want. They

want they build a wonderful I really

like it. Some people hate it. They build

brilliant new light.

But they got plans to regenerate this

focus massively on the guild as well

where Shakespeare could have come. I

don't know.

>> Say he did.

>> He did. He did. He 100% did. Yeah. But

yeah, but no. Yeah. I'm I mean

that. What do you do for a living?

>> I'm a youth worker.

>> So I work for young people. So I work do

a lot in the community.

>> I work for

>> Do you what in London?

>> I used to work in all around the world.

>> Wow. Good shape.

>> It's a lovely old peaceful.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Some beautiful buildings. The

history is is is

vast. Really?

>> Of course.

>> Yeah, it is. Yeah.

>> Of course. Hello.

>> How are you? about the stand up there.

He said, "What's there?" You'll see

something in a minute or whatever.

>> Well, I fought for you last time. Yes.

>> And I'm fing for you again. And my

brother and all my fing next Thursday.

>> I am. I'm up there, mate.

>> Right. Good.

>> Yes.

>> Wild horses won't stop you.

>> Hello.

>> Hello. Good morning.

>> How are you?

>> I'm very well, thank you. And you?

>> Good.

>> Good man. Good man. Good man. Well,

we're going see if we can see if we can

take control of the council.

um and try and talk a bit of sense in

>> somehow we just say that young lady

there

14 years retired

>> I get a good comprehension

>> yeah you're back in the tax £259

>> I know I know everyone's been dragged in

I know I know I know it's wicked wicked

nice to see

my name Mr. Benjamin North Caribbean

stall on the Iraq Cambridge and Barrison

Edmond.

>> Nice basis.

>> Yes, it is. So, you must come and see us

one day. And um

>> and um so are you voting to be the next

prime minister?

>> I'm fighting for it. So, we'll see what

happens. You know,

>> well, if we do if we do win, yes,

>> we need changes.

>> Yeah. Big change.

>> Not just in um political in law and in

order,

>> you know. I think

>> and biblical.

>> I think the crime is

>> biblical. You need some biblical in

parliament. uniquely speak about God

more than just you know ordinary

>> things you know it's very interesting I

I I talk a lot

>> about today Christian roots

>> of our culture and it's almost as if our

leaders become embarrassed about it

>> they need to speak about it

>> and it's really because it's it's

everything isn't it

>> you think about is that the laws are

there to abide by but at the same time

>> what stands out is God's law not man's

law

>> man break man's law but God's law cannot

be broken

>> you know what I'm saying it stands

forever

>> I'd like to think so

If you go if you if if you win in in um

in um the parliament,

>> speak about God

>> and we'll make sure schools do too.

>> Right. Nice to meet you, sir. Listen, be

well. Have a good day.

>> Thank you. Have a good day.

>> Hardly life. But but I've come back into

it cuz the whole thing is such a big

mess.

>> Oh shock.

>> The decline the decline in standards,

the decline in what's acceptable

people's behavior. It's just like the

normal is I know it's going to take some

turning back.

>> It is. But how is it how is it that

people can work all their lives not

brilliant jobs?