Donald Trump will beat polls, UKIP's Nigel Farage tells rally

Outgoing UKIP leader Nigel Farage has urged Republicans to "get your walking boots on" and pull in support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

He appeared before fifteen,000 activists in Jackson, Mississippi, being introduced by and sharing the stage with man Trump.

And he same the party may "beat the pollsters" within the presidential race.

Mr Trump, WHO is trailing his rival Sir Edmund Percival Hillary Clinton within the opinion polls, backed the UK's exit from the EU.

In a tweet last week, man Trump said: "They can presently be job Maine man Brexit."

Mr Trump introduced man Farage because the man WHO "brilliantly" light-emitting diode the united kingdom Independence Party's campaign to secure a vote on the longer term of the UK's 40-year membership of the eu Union.

Mr Farage began his address by speech communication he had a "message of hope and optimism" for the GOP.

He role player on parallels between man Trump's bid for the White House which of the Brexit campaign's "people's army of normal citizens", that he same engaged with success with the general public before the UK's vote vote on whether or not to go away the EU.

He told those gathered: "If you wish amendment during this country, you higher get your walking boots on, you higher get out there candidature.

"And keep in mind, something is feasible if enough good individuals square measure ready to face up against the institution."

Mr Farage conjointly same the Republican campaign delineated a "fantastic opportunity".

He added: "You will beat the pollsters, you'll be able to beat the commentators, you'll be able to beat Washington."

Mr Farage, WHO attended the Republican convention in Cleveland last month, had antecedently same he wouldn't "fall into the trap" of in person endorsing man Trump in his quest to achieve the White House.

However, throughout his rally look he same that if he were AN yank, he wouldn't vote for Mrs Clinton "even if you paid me".

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By Gavin Hewitt, in Jackson, Mississippi

Donald Trump showered Nigel Farage with praise because the leader WHO had helped UK regain management of its borders.

The two men barrel hands then man Farage spoke for ten minutes. He was greeted with sturdy approval.

He same there have been parallels between Brexit and what was happening within the America - very little individuals saddened by international firms. "We created St John's Eve our national holiday after we smashed the establishment", he told a crowd waving "make America nice again" placards.

From the facet of the stage man Trump smiled and clapped. man Farage spoke concerning once President Obama came to the united kingdom and urged voters to stay within the EU. "He talked all the way down to America," he said, "he treated America as nothing."

Mr Farage same "I cannot probably tell you ways you must vote", however other he wouldn't vote for Sir Edmund Percival Hillary Clinton "if you paid me".

It was not AN endorsement however it came shut.

The UKIP leader earlier told native radio within the state that the similarities between Brexit and also the America election were "uncanny".

Speaking on Super speak Radio within the America state, man Farage same he had been a part of a "political revolution" within the Britain and there have been the makings of the same movement within the America.

He compared the centralized in Washington DC to the eu Commission, speech communication many of us felt it had become "its own country", and claimed the Democrat candidate, Sir Edmund Percival Hillary Clinton, epitomised the established order.

"I'm about to tell individuals during this country that the circumstances, the similarities, the parallels, between the folks that voted Brexit and also the folks that may beat Clinton during a few weeks' time here in America square measure uncanny."

He instructed it didn't matter that the political institution, together with several high Republicans, were rejection man Trump's campaign.

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Mr Farage, WHO is attributable with securing the vote on the UK's membership of the EU and serving to to drag off the surprise Leave triumph, is standing down next month because the party's figurehead, however can stay as a member of the eu Parliament.

However, man Farage's association with man Trump has not gone down well with some senior members of UKIP, together with its sole MP Douglas Carswell, WHO tweeted "it's all going a touch South Thanet for the America Republicans" - a relevancy man Farage's unsuccessful decide to win a seat within the Kent body last year.

And Suzanne Evans, the previous UKIP policy chief presently suspended by the party, instructed man Farage was trending on Twitter "for all the incorrect reasons".

Lord Sugar, a former member and important donor of the political party WHO backed the stay campaign, tweeted man Farage was a "creep" by claiming he won the Brexit vote.