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Nigel Farage’s ‘frenemy’: Nigel must do a deal with Kemi | The Daily T

In today's Daily T, Camilla Tominey is joined by former Clacton MP Douglas Carswell to discuss the shocking developments in the suspected politically motivated murder of Ann Widdecombe.

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It’s a big ask, Douglas.
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But the tories won't leave the ECHR, and doing that is the only way we can deport those who shouldn't be here. How can Reform UK join with them? The whole point of Reform UK is they are NOT the uniparty.
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Great guest
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The so called conservative governments have had plenty opportunities so for me No Reform/ Tory coalition. Reform for full control 🗳️
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Hear hear!
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Spot on.
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Mississippi consistently ranks at or near the very bottom of U.S. states across major metrics of economic and social deprivation, including having one of the highest poverty rates in the country.
GDP does not give indication of the wealth of the people in a state or country
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The most important point he brings up is that Britain is now poorer than Mississippi. I have seen polls where Brits actually think if they were a State, it would be the 7th richest State out of 50. As he properly points out, no darling try 51st.
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@Pete-x9y From YouTube ↗ 15 Jul 2026 6
Ask your conservative politicians and Telepgraph Colleagues questions regarding £10,000,000,000 wasted money by giving contracts to conservative associates and friends for PPE? Voters will not forget the rubbish governance deceit and corruption of the conservatives!!
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How can Douglas be so utterly naive and frankly thick.
“It is starting to appear as though Ann’s murder may have been a political terrorist act”.
Every sensible person in the country assumed that from the moment we heard the news.
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@bill8784 From YouTube ↗ 14 Jul 2026 1
I am a fan of Douglas Carswell. He is better off in Mississippi than he would be in the UK thanks to 14 years of Tory rule. I didn’t think much of today’s dailyt interview with Tice but look forward to Dewberry.
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@BamB3720 From YouTube ↗ 14 Jul 2026 4
It was a good move by Farage. The process is too long allowing media and opponents to constantly bang on about who gave what to whom without getting to the point. Secondly, the whole uniparty has become an antireform huddle. Perfect to make reform look like the only viable anti establishment party.
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Camilla really doesn't like Tommy Robinson, there's only been one incident at a railway station and Tommy was found to have acted in self-defense so I don't know where she's getting her information about he also went on to assault someone too.
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Interesting, I think conflict between left and right has definitely come about following Brexit. Before then, people could respectfully agree to disagree without conflict.
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@AntPDC From YouTube ↗ 14 Jul 2026 6
How very noble of expat Carswell to have refused to accept publicly-funded transport. However, after being elected in 2005, Carswell originally designated a £1 million flat in London as his second home, and claimed over £21,000 for food, rent and furniture. In 2007 he began renting a house in Thorpe-le-Soken in Essex, which he designated his second home, and again paid a deposit and for furniture, including a £655 loveseat, from his expenses. Between 2007 and 2009 he claimed £32,000 in expenses for the house, commenting "I believe this is entirely justified". Following an investigation of the expenses of all MPs, he was ordered to repay £2,159 in expenses.
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THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY AND THE LABOUR PARTY ARE ONE OF THE SAME, HENCE THEIR TITLE THE UNIPARTY.
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There are a significant number of Tory MPs that would rather see Labour continue to destroy the nation, than allow Farage and Reform to gain power. Equally, half of their remaining support, 20% currently in the polls, think the same. There's little chance of a deal where they think about what's better for the country.
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A deal with the Tories? Sure. Why don't they stand down, like the Brexit party stood down for them in 2019
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well well well, look who's the establishment now
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@colin.d From YouTube ↗ 14 Jul 2026 60
Problem with a Reform-Tory deal is the Tory wets who would not support the necessary measures the country needs.