Nigel Farage interview ahead of Trump's visit to the UK

The transcript discusses Trump's involvement in British politics, comparing it to Obama's past actions. It highlights the strong military, security, and investment ties between the US and UK. The conversation shifts to Brexit, trade deals, and NATO's financial issues. The potential impact of Trump's visit on commemorations and the presence of anti-American sentiment in Europe are also addressed.

What is the main reason given for President Trump's interest in British politics?

• The interconnectedness of the UK and USA in various sectors.

• He wants to change British spelling.

• He wants to influence the British economy.

• He is planning to move to the UK.

What was a red line for Downing Street during President Trump's visit?

• He should not meet with the Queen.

• He should not meet with certain UK politicians.

• He should not visit any historical sites.

• He should not discuss trade deals.

What is one of the crises mentioned in relation to NATO?

• The USA is planning to leave NATO.

• European members are refusing to pay the 2% GDP membership fee.

• There is a lack of communication between members.

• NATO is expanding too quickly.

What does President Trump represent according to the speaker?

• A threat to European stability.

• A country that helped establish democracy and freedom.

• An economic powerhouse.

• A controversial political figure.

What is suggested as a reflection point for Europeans during Trump's visit?

• The potential for new trade agreements.

• The importance of American culture.

• Gratitude towards the USA for its historical role.

• The need for stronger European unity.