Nigel Farage is heading to Mar-a-Lago to join Donald Trump for election night and says the Republican team is more confident than in 2016. A confident looking Reform Party leader sat in the back of a car as he made the trip to Trump’s base as he declared he was feeling ‘very very bullish indeed’. He tonight gave an insight into the confident mood within the Republican camp as the polls started to close. Farage said there had been a really big turn out in the rural areas and ‘that’s where Trump draws most of his strength’. Asked whether he thinks Trump will heed Farage’s advice ‘to go play golf in Scotland’ if he decisively loses to Kamala Harris he told GB News: ‘No, he’s not going to heed it all, there’s no chance of him heeding it. Do you know why? Because he’s not going to lose, he’s going to win.’It’s as simple as that.’  Nigel Farage is heading to Mar-a-Lago to join Donald Trump for election night and says the Republican team is more confident than in 2016 Farage told Trump (pictured at West Palm Beach in Florida) to ‘go play golf’ if he loses ot Harris, but the Reform says that won’t happen because ‘he’s going to win’ He tonight gave an insight into the confident mood within the Republican camp as the polls started to close Mr Trump declared Mr Farage, one of five Reform MPs in the House of Commons, as ‘the big winner of the last election in the UK’, adding: ‘He’s shaking it up pretty good.’
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Farage has been following his pal Trump, 78, around the country where yesterday he received a shout-out by the former US president at his final campaign rally. Trump hailed Farage as his ‘friend’ as he picked him out from the crowd at one of his final US election campaign rallies in Reading, Pennsylvania.Mr Trump declared Mr Farage, one of five Reform MPs in the House of Commons, as ‘the big winner of the last election in the UK’, adding: ‘He’s shaking it up pretty good.’As the Republican candidate addressed him, Mr Farage stood up and waved a turquoise-coloured ‘Make America Great Again’ hat to the rest of the audience. When it was revealed Labour were arranging for 100 staff to help Kamala Harris – Mr Trump’s rival for the White House – Mr Farage claimed it was ‘direct election interference’ by Sir Keir Starmer’s party.Speaking to LBC radio from the Trump rally in Pennsylvania, Mr Farage branded Ms Harris ‘a terrible candidate’.He rated Joe Biden’s presidency as ‘catastrophic’ and Ms Harris’s vice presidency as ‘nul points’.Mr Farage also praised Mr Trump as a ‘great ranconteur’ and ‘a great joke teller’.’He’s really very funny and we’ve never seen that in public,’ he added. ‘The last few weeks, we have jokes he’s been telling… all that side of it makes him look a lot more human.’During the rally in Reading, Pennsylvania, Mr Trump had gushed about Mr Farage as he said ‘he’s always been my friend for some reason’. Mr Farage rose to his feet, waved a £42 turquoise MAGA baseball cap and punched his fist in the air as the crowd clapped and cheered Mr Farage has claimed the world will be ‘a safer place’ if Mr Trump wins the US presidential election Donald Trump hailed Nigel Farage as his ‘friend’ as he picked the Reform UK leader out from the crowd at one of his final US election campaign ralliesHe told a crowd at the Santander Arena: ‘We have a man from Europe. I don’t know if he’s here, I saw him backstage.’What he is doing is sort of what we did a few years ago. He’s doing a great job.’He’s always been my friend for some reason. He liked me, I like him. He’s shaking it up over there. He was the big winner of the last election in the UK.’He’s a spectacular man, very well respected. Nigel Farage. He’s a little bit of a rebel but that’s good. Don’t change Nigel.’Mr Farage rose to his feet, waved a £42 turquoise MAGA baseball cap and punched his fist in the air as the crowd clapped and cheered.