Donald Trump has congratulated Nigel Farage as leader of UK's right-wing Reform UK party is elected to government.
Trump took to Truth social to say: "Congratulations to Nigel Farage on his big WIN of a Parliament Seat Amid Reform UK Election Success. Nigel is a man who truly loves his Country! DJT." Farage said the party was "going to come second in hundreds of constituencies." It is not yet clear how many seats Reform will win. He said there is a "massive gap" in the right of British politics, and it was his job to fill it.
It comes a day after Donald Trump was filmed hurling profanity-filled insults at Joe Biden from his golf cart on Wednesday - before going on to make a savage dig at VP Kamala Harris.
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Trump, 78, was pictured in golfing attire as he breezed around the course, carelessly boasting his expletive-filled rant in which he asks: "How did I do with the debate the other night? I kicked that old, broken down pile of c**p. He's quitting the race" - something Democrats have denied this week.
He went on to claim Harris would replace Biden as the Democrat nominee, calling her, "so f****g bad" - going on to call her "pathetic". The video appeared to show Barron Trump sat alongside Trump in the golf cart.
Meanwhile, In a call with campaign staff on Wednesday, President Joe Biden reportedly told his staff, "No one is pushing me out."
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The bold, defiant claim comes amid rumors that high-ranking members of his own party are attempting to have him replaced as the nominee for the presidency as he runs for reelection this November.
The campaign aide, who spoke to The Associated Press under the condition of anonymity, revealed the nature of the phone call as three other insiders told the news agency that both the president and Vice President Kamala Harris made surprise appearances on another phone call the same day with the Democratic National Committee.
"I am running. I am the leader of the Democratic Party. No one is pushing me out," the top aide said, posting the comments on X. The other officials revealed that the later call with the Democratic National Committee was a pep talk, and it stressed the stakes of the election as members of the committee implored Biden to adhere to his comments after the disastrous debate last Thursday in which he said he would get back up after he was brutally knocked down by his rival, former President and Republican Donald Trump.
