"MUST SEE!" - Nigel Farage's SHOCKING Plan To SAVE The UK From Immigrants Taking Over!

what has happened to Secret Service I mean I've been to so many events in America run by secret service and normally you know all the buildings around there are snipers Up on the Roof everyone's frisked and checked probably more than once um complete failure Nigel farage has always been a figure who doesn't mince words and his latest warning is no different farage has sounded the alarm things are going to get worse and honestly he's not wrong from political realignments in the UK to the instability brewing in the United States farage's insight into the coming storm is something we need to take seriously whether this is a Dei thing whether she was put into the position because she was a woman and she worked at PepsiCo and you mean the head of the Secret Service yeah and that ticked all of Biden's boxes I don't know but the family very very angry indeed um is it going to fundamentally change him no now I know some might roll their eyes and dismiss his comments as just another Doomsday prediction but let's break down what farage is actually saying he's pointing out that the very fabric of our political landscape is fraying at the edges and it's not just a temporary hiccup it's a sign of much deeper problems that are only going to intensify you can't teach an old dog new tricks he's 78 he's not going to change for anybody but it was a miracle and I said I said to Don junr I didn't used to believe in miracles but but now I do I mean when you see the picture that 3D picture of the bullet the head the I mean unbelievable unbelievable so thank God literally thank God that Trump was spared uh and America was spared well I can't even imagine how awful things would have been what do you think would have happened if if the assassination attempt had been successful which brings us to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump a high velocity rifle a CLE clear shot from 125 yards away and a complete failure by the Secret Service to prevent it it's the kind of thing you expect in a thriller novel not real life but this isn't Fiction it's the reality we're living in I think we would have seen a total breakdown in respect for lawmakers and for law enforcers right across America I the the implications of that would have been very very serious America is in a very fraud place you know it's a level of division that we don't even understand in this country well at least not yet it's coming but not yet farage makes a crucial Point here how could something like this happen in America where security is supposed to be airtight it's not just a question of logistics it's a reflection of the deep divisions tearing the country apart and now I want to hand it over to the president of Ukraine who has as much courage as he has determination ladies and gentlemen President Putin President Putin he's going to beat President Putin president zinski he just about recovered from the debate the month before but of course the NATO Summit they couldn't hide him they could not hide him yeah and then of course he introduced cameela Harris as as vice president elect Trump um yeah I mean look you know we can laugh but it's not funny really is it because it was the withdrawal of the last 3,000 American troops from Afghanistan farage isn't shy about linking this event to the broader decline in respect for Law and Order in the US and honestly who can argue with that the Fallout from a successful assassination attempt on Trump would have been catastrophic not just for America but for the entire world we're talking about a break down in the very fabric of democratic governance something farage warns could easily spread if we're not careful despite the fact no American Soldier have been killed for 18 months they were just training the Afghan Army which was doing all the heavy lifting and fighting at Great loss at the leaving behind of nearly hundred billion dollars worth of of really Prime American military equipment and it was that catastrophe and handing the Taliban back the keys after 20 years that led to Putin doing what he did in Ukraine I I have no doubt that if Trump had been in the white house that would not have happened so the serious side is that Biden will finish his four years with the world a very much more dangerous place than it was when he took over back in the UK farage paints a grim picture of the political landscape the conservative party as he sees it is on its last legs the party that has stood as a pillar of British politic ics for nearly two centuries is now nothing more than a hollow shell devoid of principles and Direction and farage isn't alone in thinking this it's a sentiment that's been growing among the public for years and we see less of that going on with a Democrat Administration um that we probably ever seen what what does happen though is I saw that interview that Emily matless did with you out in America and is that the sense you've got that he's having a tough time right now what's ferar 's plan simple he wants to replace the conservative party with something new something that actually represents the values of Common Sense and national pride that so many Brits feel are being ignored it's an ambitious goal no doubt but farage has never been one to shy away from a challenge his success with ukip and the brexit party shows that he knows how to tap into the Public's frustrations and channel them into political action he was celebrated as some kind of Victory like you you'd been scalped I think the other way around quite I I think I think I spelled her evening you know and you'll find actually millions of views on the other side yeah in support of me but yeah how anybody supporting Emily M this thought that was a victory for her I have no idea I thought she made herself look very very stupid farage is also keenly aware of the challenges ahead he's not naive he knows that building a new political movement from the ground up is a Monumental task but he's also confident that there's a huge gap in the political market for a party that genuinely represents the interests of Ordinary People the key he says is to focus on what reform can do rather than worry about what the other parties are doing it's a strategy that's worked for him before and he believes it can work again he was going to be absolutely fair and he was going to be relentless Andrew Neil brilliant the other one John humis yeah John humis terrific you know the number of times I did the today program going into the studio you know debating with John one of the most striking points farage makes is about the identity crisis gripping Britain he argues that there's a massive disconnect between the values that ordinary Brits hold dear family community and country and what the political Elite are pushing this isn't just about policy differences it's about a fundamental clash of worldviews they cheated so much one of the party agents got a 9-month prison sentence suspended for breaking electoral law all right that was the one time I'd stood before so a lot of this stuff that was out there on social media is just cobblers farage talks about towns that are literally unrecognizable from what they were just a generation ago he's not just talking about immigration though that's certainly part of it he's talking about a broader cultural shift where the very idea of what it means to be British is being challenged and in some cases erased this is where farage's rhetoric really hits home because he's voicing what so many people feel but are afraid to say out loud the real differences between labor and conservative are very very marginal yeah labor will be a bit worse on the social stuff but not much I mean really not much yes sure labor will put our taxes up but look at what this I've done over the course of the last 14 years it's not just the older generation feeling this way either farage points out that there's a growing number of young people particularly from Generation Z who are starting to reject the Socialist indoctrination they're being fed in schools and universities people are looking for something that is affirmative people are looking for something that redefines identity and values and culture and I said all through the Campa four weeks and three days was all I had but I said all through the campaign the three things that are driving us as as a political party but we're really a movement are family community and Country they're the things that we believe in we know in our own minds our definitions of what those things mean and to get four four and a bit million votes these young Brits want the same opportunities that their parents and Grand parents had and they're realizing that the current system isn't going to give it to them farage sees this as a glimmer of hope in an otherwise Bleak landscape and he's absolutely right if there's going to be any real change it's going to have to come from a new generation that isn't afraid to challenge the status quo but I'm not going to do that I'm absolutely dedicated to this cuz I think I think there's a possibility of something very major happening physically I believe that I can be the Catalyst for it farage doesn't just stop at cultural issues he's also deeply concerned about the economic future of both the UK and Europe he predicts a major financial crash in Europe within the next 5 to 6 years driven by unsustainable levels of debt and a complete lack of innovation in the real economy and let's be honest it's hard to disagree with him on this the European Union is a ticking time bomb and when it goes off the shock waves will be felt far beyond the continent's borders that's kind of where a lot of people are voting on negatives and not on positives and maybe that also reflects the debate America's a bit like that isn't it yeah first pass the post two- party system you know you think you think we're bad have a look at the other guy I but you know that's kind of how it's been for years in America even without electoral reform that narrowing of the margins between what the two get and the others get m is going to diminish in the UK farage warns that the situation is only going to get worse under a labor government he argues that both labor and the conservatives are equally inept when it comes to managing the economy and that neither party has the political courage to tackle the real issues whether it's the addiction to low skill immigration or the ballooning national debt farage sees a future where the UK is increasingly divided and economically stagnant can you believe it last year last year more multi-millionaires left Britain last year than any other country in the world and why well because of what Jeremy Hunter's Chancellor did to non-dom status tax across the board um and if you over tax people they disappear and the number of people I know that are going and not just multi-millionaires younger aspirational people a lot went to Lisbon but farage isn't just about Doom and Gloom he also offers a way out though it's not an easy one he calls for a return to real economic growth driven by individual entrepreneurship and a rejection of the big government policies that have led us to this point it's a bold vision and it's one that will require a complete overhaul of the current political system so what are your thoughts on this let us know in the comments below