This has got to go down as one of the most egregious examples of failing to let someone speak and answer your questions once you've asked them.

Nigel Farage in the United States being "questioned" by some nonentity called Hank Johnson during a session on free speech. The congressman obviously not very fond of our Nigel's freedom to speak for more than one second uninterrupted. I couldn't believe that the Chairman didn't intervene to tell him to shut up and allow them to hear the answers properly. Nigel handled it masterfully with the best of British wit and sarcasm and didn't take the bait from a democrat who was basically giving a pointed speech designed to diminish Farage and had no real interest in any of the answers to his questions.

Nigel Farage is always civil to his opponents, why can't they be civil to him?

youtu.be/JV9XD_6847E?feature=shared

Why do you call Hank Johnson a nonentity? He seems to have been representing people in Georgia for longer (since 2007) than Nigel Farage has been representing people in Clacton.

hankjohnson.house.gov/biography

Farage got his arse handed to him by Jamie Raskin who is certainly no nonentity.

It was a thing of joy.

Rich wrote:
This has got to go down as one of the most egregious examples of failing to let someone speak and answer your questions once you've asked them.

Nigel Farage in the United States being "questioned" by some nonentity called Hank Johnson during a session on free speech. The congressman obviously not very fond of our Nigel's freedom to speak for more than one second uninterrupted. I couldn't believe that the Chairman didn't intervene to tell him to shut up and allow them to hear the answers properly. Nigel handled it masterfully with the best of British wit and sarcasm and didn't take the bait from a democrat who was basically giving a pointed speech designed to diminish Farage and had no real interest in any of the answers to his questions.

Nigel Farage is always civil to his opponents, why can't they be civil to him?

youtu.be/JV9XD_6847E?feature=shared

What the fuck is he doing in the United States? He's a British MP meant to be serving the people of Clacton. Why isn't this your main concern?

Farage is another globalist.

Downing Street Cat wrote:
What the fuck is he doing in the United States? He's a British MP meant to be serving the people of Clacton. Why isn't this your main concern?
It's apparently at least his ninth visit to the US since being elected. Not just appearing at a Congressional hearing but having a photo-op with Trump in the Oval Office (Nigel Farage urges US to oppose UK on free speech laws). He seems like a chancer to me and a conman.

Nigel Farage missed debate on Brexit reset because he is holidaying abroad

He has made at least nine trips abroad, including eight to the US, since last year’s general election, with many of them either funded by donors or undertaken for paid employment such as speeches.

I don't disagree with your assessment DSC. I am fully prepared to question the decisions of people I loosely support, I wish others would be for those they support from other political sides. I'm unsure if he just chose to go in front of that committee or was invited, I doubt he was actually summoned to appear from over here. It does benefit us having politicians that are very well known in America though, and that have a close genuine personal relationship with a President.

One interesting thing was he wanted to take Lucy Connolly over with him but was unable to do so due to her parole conditions, so the disproportionate treatment of that woman continues even after "release".

I did look Hank Johnson up before I posted after watching him. He's still a nonentity, clearly just a silly jerk who was trying to make a thing of himself for his base supporters to applaud him for.

Farage doesn't even know his own British history.

In Congress he invoked the Magna Carta like so many dills do, ignoring the fact it only applied to the nobility and Barons and not the peasantry (me & Nigel)