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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and deputy leader Richard Tice are holding their first formal meeting with Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey on Thursday where they are set to urge Mr Bailey to cut interest rates. Speaking outside the Bank of England, Mr Tice said: "We shouldn't be paying interest and we shouldn't be doing quantative tightening which is triggering tens of billions of taxpaer's losses and we want to talk to the governor about that."
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00:00What we've also got to do is we've got to stop the taxpayer losses, we shouldn't be paying interest on the quantitative easing, printed money, and we shouldn't be doing quantitative tightening, which again is triggering tens of billions of taxpayers' losses, and we want to talk to the government about that.
00:13And they promised us, they promised us.
00:15They said it would be cash neutral, and instead it's going to be a loss of approaching £150 billion, at least.
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