Top 15 Nigel Farage Quotes

I don't fall out with anybody, they fall out with me.

[The Establishment] put Donald J. Trump through: years of endless court cases, media abuse, harassment of his family, debanking by financial institutions, and assassination attempts. Yet he has come through it all braver, stronger, and wiser. In my experience, he is simply the bravest man I know. We should all applaud him.

Suddenly, here in America – after November 5 – there’s optimism, there's an upbeat mood, the beginning of a golden age. And it's all because of one totally extraordinary individual.

Of course we need higher birth rates, but we're not going to get higher birth rates in this country until we can get some sense of optimism.

[Reasoning why he had returned to the role of party leader] And I came up with three words: "family, community and country". They're the things that matter to me about absolutely everything. I have tried, in difficult circumstances, to make sure with both ex-wives that our children have had a stable upbringing, given the circumstances, as they can possibly have.

Well, I may not necessarily be the best advocate for [monogamous] heterosexuality and or stable marriage, having been divorced twice. But do I think family matters.

We absolutely endorse (Sir Lindsay) entirely for this job. And it is, I must say, in marked contrast to the little man that was there before you and besmirched the office so dreadfully in doing his best to overturn the biggest democratic result in the history of the country.
We support you Sir, fully.

I don't want racism or sectarianism in my party and we will be sorting out candidate selection [...] We do not want to have this problem again.
If we had got 25 we wouldn't have been entirely sure who or what we got. But we have five very solid, sensible people who will be able to really push on and make the case for Reform. There will be no embarrassments and we have the foothold we needed.

A guy who's my producer at GB News is half Indian. I'm darker than he is!

The race thing is even worse. The idea we should give people jobs according to how suntanned they are, the colour of their skin.

Have we had trouble with one or two candidates? Yes, we have.
We paid a large sum of money to a well-known vetting company, and they didn't do the work.
We have been stitched up politically, and that's given us problems. And I accept that and I'm sorry for that.

I can only apologise that not all of our candidates have been to Eton, to Oxford, not all of our candidates are part of the London set.

The Prime Minister has campaigned so woefully that I believe that we are now approaching a tipping point as voters realise that the general election is effectively over. Labour has won. The Conservatives will be in opposition, but not the Opposition.
In their place, Reform UK now intends to be that voice of opposition in parliament and the country.

The most poisonous thing that ever happened to Ukip was getting lots of former Tory MPs to join the party and bringing with them their way of doing politics, which is constant warfare and back-stabbing.

[Could he end up leading the main parliamentary opposition within five years?] It's possible. It never was before, but it's possible now.