Peter Ettedgui, a former Jewish classmate of Farage's, told the BBC Farage had repeatedly said to him "Hitler was right" and "gas them" when they had been at Dulwich College together in the 1970s and early 1980s. The BBC has also spoken to two former pupils who backed up Mr Ettedgui's accounts. When previously asked about the comments, Farage has said:
What's a college football season if you don't end it covered in shame? This year was even more shame-drenched than usual, especially if you held the most heralded position on the field: head coach. This season saw more mid-season coach firings than ever before, a knock-on effect of the arms race to get programs in top condition before the recruit- and transfer-signing bonanza begins.
For the longest time, I've been imploring people to share the risk, defend people in trouble who are outgunned by the media. The point being, even though you incur risk defending them, it's being shared, and that's how you beat the woke. Well, these a**hats never did that, Gutfeld said after showing images of Stelter, Kimmel, and Hayes. They sided with the mob at every turn, and they even came after us over and over. And now they desperately fake a heroic stance, swarming around a celebrity already designated by their industry as a defender of democracy, an anti-Trump icon.