The Reform Party leader left many disappointed after being late for his appearance which forced host Kaye Adams to issue a warning to viewers.
She broke the news and revealed the politician was not “in the building,” which left the discussion shifting to Dame Kelly Holmes’ recently coming out
as gay and the significance of Pride
However, after his arrival, the conversation quickly became fiery after he clashed with Jane Moore
as he addressed the racist, homophobic, and Islamophobic slurs made by a Reform UK campaigner.
After he claimed the remarks were a “complete and total set-up,” viewers took to social media to
slam the programme for welcoming Farage as the presenter addressed the show critics.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter a disappointed @colinmcfarlane wrote: “Sad to see @loosewomen normalising bigotry.
“Turned over immediately… Saddens me that so many people fall for his man of the people BS. Repulsive.”
After writing that he switched off the episode, Kaye responded to the post and wrote: “Sad you didn’t watch it before commenting Colin.”
In another post, @Fairydusts71 stated: “I watched Kaye. You did challenge him at first on racist/homophobic comments.“But then let him spout his assertions he represents the change & answers the country desperately needs, with no challenge to what his proposed answers are.”
In response, Kaye hit back: “Appreciate your frustration but we have 10 mins.”
The comments made by the Reform UK members were recorded by an undercover journalist while they campaigned for Farage to become Clacton’s MP.
It is unfortunate that the Reform Party leader’s late arrival caused disappointment among viewers, leading to a shift in the discussion on the show. However, once he joined, tensions rose as he clashed with Jane Moore over controversial remarks made by a Reform UK campaigner.
Some viewers took to social media to express their disapproval of the show for welcoming Farage, with one user even accusing the programme of normalizing bigotry. However, host Kaye Adams defended the decision, highlighting the challenges of handling such discussions within a limited timeframe.
The racist, homophobic, and Islamophobic slurs made by the Reform UK members, as captured by an undercover journalist, have sparked outrage and raised questions about the party’s stance on such issues. It is essential for media outlets to hold guests accountable for their statements and not provide them with a platform to spread harmful rhetoric.
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The late arrival of the Reform Party leader on the show left many viewers disappointed, causing a shift in the discussion. However, tensions escalated once he joined the conversation and clashed with Jane Moore over controversial remarks made by a Reform UK campaigner.
Some viewers took to social media to express their disapproval of the show for welcoming Farage, with one user accusing the programme of normalizing bigotry. Host Kaye Adams defended the decision, highlighting the challenges of handling such discussions within a limited timeframe.
The racist, homophobic, and Islamophobic slurs made by the Reform UK members, as captured by an undercover journalist, have sparked outrage and raised questions about the party’s stance on such issues. It is essential for media outlets to hold guests accountable for their statements and not provide them with a platform to spread harmful rhetoric.
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