Reform UK’s Andrea Jenkyns made a chilling prediction live on TalkTV while speaking to presenter Kevin O’Sullivan

David Lammy was slammed on TalkTV (Image: Getty)

TalkTV predicted the UK could see its own Charlie Kirk moment after the right-wing speaker was assassinated in the US. Reform UK’s Andrea Jenkyns appeared via video link on the programme to discuss David Lammy’s latest comments about Nigel Farage, alleging that the Reform leader sang Nazi songs as a teenager like the “Hitler Youth”.

Host Kevin O’Sullivan kicked off the tirade by arguing: “We know that David Lammy is a very stupid man, he doesn’t know very much. We saw him on Mastermind. But that is historical ignorance on an epic scale, and a disgraceful thing to say. The kind of rhetoric that will lead to violence. They’ve got to dial back on this, haven’t they?”

Jenkyns replied: “I don’t think it’s ignorance, I think it’s calculated, actually, Kevin. I think they’re purposely trying to put the fear of God into the public because they know they are losing votes. How dare they?

“Starmer’s saying that Nigel doesn’t believe in Britain and its future, what while Labour are wrecking it! How dare globalist Starmer, a puppet, say that about Nigel? I was in Parliament when he tried to stop Brexit, colluding to stop Brexit… he’s a globalist. If anyone believes in Britain, it’s Reform and it’s Nigel.”

She added: “These abhorrent things about Hitler Youth, being a far-far-right movement… this will cause more division on the street, as you said. Charlie Kirk, what happened in America, it doesn’t seem to have affected them, does it? They see us as somebody on the bottom of their shoe.

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Jenkyns said she ‘doesn’t feel safe’ (Image: TalkTV)

“I think that is the problem with Labour, they look down on people. They look down on their own voters who are flocking to Reform.” Jenkyns admitted she “does not feel safe” around the current rhetoric.

She went on: “This is regular people coming into Reform because they’re sick of the Labour government and they were sick of the Conservative government. We and Nigel are the only people who are listening!”

Lammy has since backtracked on his claims Farage “flirted with Hitler Youth”, explaining: “I wasn’t at school with Nigel Farage. I don’t know what songs he sang at school.

“I’m happy to clarify. I did say it’s for the public to make up their mind and I did also emphasise that let us play the ball, not the man.”

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