Nigel Farage expressed indifference towards not being included in the extravagant state banquet held for Donald Trump, emphasizing his connections with prominent Republicans instead. Farage attributed his exclusion to Keir Starmer and criticized the Prime Minister for disregarding his presence.

The Reform UK leader lamented not being offered the Ambassador position to the US, although he mentioned he would decline such an offer now that he leads a political party. Farage confidently stated that he would win an election if it were held immediately, as indicated by Reform UK’s strong performance in polls.

Farage brushed off being “snubbed” at the recent Windsor Castle banquet, highlighting his interactions with US government officials and Cabinet ministers. He emphasized his interactions in the Oval Office and downplayed the differences between the UK Prime Minister and President Trump, despite their amicable relationship.

Regarding the possibility of becoming Ambassador to the US following Peter Mandelson’s dismissal, Farage dismissed the idea, citing his current leadership role in Reform UK. Since becoming an MP, Farage has faced criticism for allegedly neglecting his Clacton constituency to engage in US activities supporting Trump.

Reform UK has been adopting strategies reminiscent of Trump’s approach, including selling “Make Britain Great Again” hats. Farage’s recent absence from Westminster to advocate against migrants and challenge British online safety laws has raised eyebrows.

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