LBC callers go head to head over Nigel Farage's 'racism' | LBC
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as posted by the channelNick Ferrari mediates as Caller Barry and Ashley go head to head over Nigel Farage's alleged racist comments from his school days.
Barry, a Farage supporter, thinks that people complaining about the Reform leader are pushing a 'smear campaign', adding that if you don't like him 'just don't vote for him'.
Ashley pushes back on this, claiming he is 'racist' and 'division' has been sewn in the UK since the 2016 Brexit vote.
28 people who attended Dulwich College with Farage in the 1970s have accused the Reform leader of racism and antisemitism, a claim he denies.
Yesterday, Farage hit back at the BBC asking about Richard Tice's comments on the allegations, calling on people to 'boycott' the 'despicable' broadcaster.
Tice backed Nigel Farage, calling the allegations of racism 'made-up twaddle' and lies.
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