Donald Trump fans told the Daily Express they are “praying” for Britain as they claimed the UK needs a First Amendment to restore freedom of speech.
Speaking to this paper ahead of President Trump’s inauguration, another MAGA supporter called on British voters to copy the US revolution, and even offered for the UK to be taken over by the US alongside Canada and Greenland.
Cap-wearing friends Travis Fascia and Nick Velarde appeared sad as they reflected on their view of Britain’s declining freedoms, warning is bad news for voters across the pond.
Mr Fascia said he’d “absolutely” heard of the British PM, partly from ’s tweets, saying: “I feel really bad for you guys over there.
“I know that you don’t have a First Amendment, and I think they take advantage of that.
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Travis Fascia (left) said he’s praying for Britain at the moment (Image: Daily Express)
“I pray for you guys, and I really hope you come out of this on the right side. I hope you guys are safe, I pray for your safety.”
Jon, another MAGA supporter, said of what he hears about Britain at the moment “it’s not going great.”
Referencing recent claims by that he wants to expand America northwards, he added: “If you guys want to join this experiment we’ve been doing for about 250 years with Canada and Greenland I’m sure you guys could start talking to the next President and start working something out.”
Asked about a recent poll by , who questioned whether his X followers would be willing to go to Britain and liberate the country from , Jon said he would not be willing to fight.
However he quipped: “You gotta do it the way we did – do it yourselves, and then when you’ve figured it out come on in, we’ve got a big umbrella!”
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Jon said Brits should copy the USA’s revolution (Image: Daily Express)
There was some love for among the crowd, with Justin Jones saying he likes the Reform leader and credited him for bringing up “a lot of interesting points about the EU and how the EU works.
“I think the issue with Europe is you’re not all one country like we are, so everybody’s got to be able to do their own things.
“At the end of the day everybody wants sovereignty, and you’re not going to be able to get that in the EU… I like him.”
Robert Manley said Nigel Farage should be Britain’s next Prime Minister (Image: Daily Express)
Another attendee, Robert Manley, described Mr Farage as “very centred, has a lot of personality and he’s very gregarious”.
Asked if he’d like to see him as the next Prime Minister of Britain, Mr Manly replied: “Oh I sure would!”
Mr Manley also thanked Britain for colonising the United States, unprompted, and for providing them with the rule of law and the English language.
Trump fans unanimously told the Express they were more excited about his second term than his first, with many honing in on immigration and inflation as the two most important issues they want him to address over the next four years.