The Reform UK leader said ‘we need a change of attitude in Britain’
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, called for a "change of attitude in Britain" during a discussion with Jordan Peterson, emphasizing the need to "reindustrialise" the country. He criticized the government for a "miserable" and "declinist" attitude, highlighting high taxes and net-zero policies as problematic. Farage also dismissed claims of division within the UK's right-wing, asserting unity. He criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves, suggesting her approach was ineffective, and touched on birth rates, acknowledging his own marital history. Zia Yusuf proposed solutions to address the "impact of the net-zero madness on the United Kingdom."
