NIGEL Farage has invited Boris Johnson to join forces with him and the Reform Party and claimed they would have to re-fight the battle for Brexit if a Labour government wins the next General Election.
Speaking on GB News, he said: “There’s an open civil war now going on between Sunak and Johnson. I thought the Sunak comment, about the honours list and why some of them weren’t accepted, was Sunak saying, ‘he didn’t think it was right’. He’s kind of saying, Johnson’s dodgy. This is turning very, very nasty now…
“If Johnson wants a future involved in active politics, and wants to try and fight for the Brexit legacy, which if there is a big Labour majority, could be game on again as far as Brexit is concerned, he’s got to consider doing something outside of the Conservative Party and that was why I talked about Reform.
“Richard Tice, me, characters like that, we could be a few years away from having to re-fight the Brexit battle and I think Johnson should think about it.”
In a discussion with Patrick Christys, he continued: “I mean, Boris and I disagree fundamentally on some of the net zero lunacy, and his completely relaxed approach to open door immigration.
“We have different views, but I’ve never met anybody in politics whose policies can turn on a sixpence the way they can with Boris and he could reinvent himself. You know, he’s very good at all of that. And he does carry it off.”
He added: “Frankly, when it comes to thinking over the next few years, how we can fight for the Brexit legacy, I’ve not always been his biggest fan at all, but when it comes to the really big issue of our independence, what I was saying over the last couple of days is if we could work together to save the Brexit legacy, he should certainly think about it.”
