Richard Tice

No.

He can, if he makes these big American firms and people like Tice and Farage pay tax.

Well, I think, I mean, to be

fair...

Yeah, the big American firms, I don't know what Farage's tax arrangements are, or Richard Tice's, but I do know that if you had billions of pounds in cryptocurrency, you'd be considerably better off if they were ever in power than you would be if they weren't.

Oh, yes.

Thank you.

Let's say a very good morning to the deputy leader of Reform UK.

He's allowed on the show this morning, a week after he got married, because his wife said it was all right, didn't she, Richard Tice?

Good morning, Jeremy.

Lovely to be back and hearing your dulcet tones as ever.

We're not in a great position, but economically we're better than all of those European countries.

The number one concern amongst, and you nailed it, amongst people left and right, especially out of this Westminster bubble, is unfettered immigration.

What does Andy Burnham get, Richard Tice, from reopening this debate? Does he...

I don't understand it, unless I'm living in a parallel universe.

for the research or the or the prep here instead i managed to uh to fill those gaps by laying on the floor pulling down my boxes bringing my legs up like this and maliciously shitting and rubbing it into my eyeballs and ear holes uh muhammad zia yusuf though who I have it on good authority may or may not be the starlet of a new far-right watch video coming out very soon.

He, Zia Youssef, also observed Richard Tice's twat signal coming out over from the United Arab Emirates there, and he wasted no time reporting urgently on the matter himself, outwardly and into your dad's news feed and notice.

He said, Zia Youssef, he, they, reformed.

have reported ITV's journalists and their board of directors to the police for Hurty words, presumably.

I don't know what that says about me.

Need a therapist or something, don't I? That's what love is to you, is it? Well, yes.

Yeah, it's still better than a Richard Tice honeymoon.

But back to reform and ITV's illegal passport tampering.

Now that had some benefits, it had some downsides, but it meant that a lot of the big fields in the UK portion of the North Sea were discovered and have been exploited.

If Richard Tice from Reform UK was here, he would say that we should be fracking the actual landmass of England in particular.

He describes it as like a sort of form of gold underneath our feet.

But that's a bit more complicated as well, isn't

And Ben, can I just try and establish what you seem to be suggesting about why Nigel Farage has such a problem with Tommy Robinson? You were obviously at close quarters to Farage when he returned to run Reform UK.

We saw what happened after the election when Richard Tice, in comments which I think Reform UK regret now and they're almost trying to roll back, went on GB News and and described Tommy Robinson as being part of that lot and told Camilla Tominey very clearly we want nothing to do with that lot.

You, by that point, had left Reform UK and actually went and were one of the main speakers at the Unite the Kingdom rally.

What is it specifically that Nigel Farage found or finds, I don't know, repellent about Tommy Robinson? Is it because he knows that if he is connected with Tommy Robinson, there is going to be this mainstream media push against Reform UK? Or is it because Nigel actually doesn't like that sort of working class hero? Or does he view Tommy Robinson as a threat? So I can't obviously

Take the lead from them and sack your own supporters.

Rupert Lowe was not the first guy who was chucked out of reform and then rubbished.

There were so many others who were absolutely brilliant reform members, supporters, stood side by side with me and Richard Tyson when we were putting the party on the map, coming out in all sorts of weather, to small crowds because we weren't big then.

We were really working hard.