00:00I'm not really interested in anything that Nigel Farage has to say.
00:03I think that there are various individuals who at the moment are seeking to make mischief,
00:08and I'm not interested because I really mean it when I say I haven't had anything about other political parties
00:14and other politicians in my mind.
00:15I have a solemn responsibility as the Home Secretary of this country who can see a broken asylum system.
00:21It is my job to fix it.
00:23I know people are angry about this broken asylum system, and I know that it is fueling division across our country,
00:28so it's my job to put that system to right, to reform it, and to unite our country.
00:32He said you'd be welcome to join reform with these sorts of asylum.
00:35Honestly, Nigel Farage can sod off. I'm not interested in anything he's got to say.
00:38No, but really, you've spoken to me about him before, about how you think some of his policies are dog-whistle politics.
00:46How does it make you feel when he thinks you're aligning with him?
00:49Because he's making mischief, so I'm not going to let him live rent-free in my head,
00:53and just because he said something doesn't mean to say that I have to respond to it,
00:56just because he's making mischief better.
00:57Tommy Robinson endorsed your plan.
01:00I'll deal with that in just one moment, but the Reform Party currently has a policy
01:03to rip up indefinite leave to remain of those who have been long-term settled in our country.
01:08That is immoral, it's deeply shameful, and it is the wrong policy.
01:12And that individual, frankly, he can sod off too.
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