Former Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage is set to join Donald Trump Jr's Australian speaking tour, which the politician-turned GB News host declared is 'going to be a great time.'
The eldest son of the former US president is set to appear in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne between 9 and 11 July, this year.
Former Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage said he decided to join Donald Trump Jr's tour of Australia at the last minute. Picture: Don Arnold/Getty Images. "It’s a great country full of great people which is why it’s so sad to see what’s happening there,” he said.
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