Nigel Farage says Reform UK will not make pact with Boris Johnson | Reform UK

Nigel Farage said that after the conservative defector Nadine Dorries called for the right to merger, an agreement between the reform and Boris Johnson would never work.

Farage said that he would never “forgives the people’s Johnson because he designed a migration system that led to a legally increased migration system that led to the increase in millions of people who came to England after Brexit.

Dorries, a close ally of Johnson and a former cultural secretary, escaped from the conservatives to reform before the conference on Friday, and told the audience that the Torah party was “died”.

On Sunday, however, he gave an interview to a mail podcast stating that Johnson should come together with Farage to create an election machine. “If there is a desire to make people’s lives better, then both men can find and find a way to host each other’s egos and exist together for the sake of the country,” he said.

“We need to put his shoulder to all political talents on the right of the center what needs to be done for the country.”

Speaking with Laura Kuensberg on Sunday, BBC One Farage said that he did not think it would work somehow ”. “Boris wave was felt by millions of people, most of them were allowed to Britain, most of them, millions of people were allowed… People will never forgive him.”

In an interview with SKY, Zia Yusuf, the head of the reform, called Johnson as ün one of the worst ministers in British history ve and accused him of betraying Brexit voters. He said the former conservative leader would never be welcomed at his party.

“We definitely not welcome Boris Johnson – this will never happen,” he said. “He opened our borders. The Boris wave overflowing to the country after millions of and millions of non -EU immigrants betrayed each person who voted Brexit. Frankly one of the worst ministers in British history.”

Although Farage supports Johnson, he welcomed Dorries in reform, although he supports Johnson, because he needs experienced people in the government.

However, conservative leader Kemi Badenoch rejected Farage’s decision to leave the former cabinet colleague to the party. He stressed that Dorries is an architect of the online Security Law, where reform strictly opposed on the grounds that it limited free speech.

Badenoch said that Farage confessed that the conservatives wanted to join the party ”.

Labor Party President Anna Turley said: “Nigel Farage has no plan for England.

Farage was also suppressed on Sunday on Sunday, including the revelation that Guardian said that he had bought a house in Clacton when he had his wife. If he had purchased an election zone, he would have been responsible for a higher ratio stamp tax for a higher rate for a second house.

When Farage said he bought the property on Saturday, he said he wrote it wrong. BBC’ye re -pressure on the house of his wife: “The fact that he bought a house: why not?” He said.

He asked that the media gains passed through a company passing through a company rather than an employee who could potentially reduce the tax bill, and Farage said that his company did many things, including employing other people. He said he thought he had published his own tax return a “very distant attack ve and said that he is not tend to do it right now”.