Trump calls Brexit leader Nigel Farage ‘King of Europe’

US President Donald Trump hailed
Nigel Farage as ‘King of Europe’ in one of his election wrap up rallies on
Wednesday.

Farage was seen at Trump’s
rally took place in Goodyear, Arizona with six other Republican politicians, few
days prior to the US election that Democratic Candidate Joe Biden is currently predicted
to win

“The king of Europe we
have right here,” Trump called Farage.

Farage, known for his long
going movement the European Union, was called up on stage by Trump who then
greeted him as “one of the most powerful men in Europe.”

“He’s a very
non-controversial person, right?” Trump joked on stage to which Farage
responded by saying not “compared to you.”

Nigel Farage, who is a former
Eurosceptic member of the European Parliament and the UK Independence Party’s ex-leader,
said that he had visited United States four years ago to bring the Brexit
message that you can beat the establishment, and that is what Donald Trump did.

Polling to elect new US
president amid Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden is scheduled to
take place on 3 November, 2020.