Faraj says he spoke to Musk last week. The relationship “fine”.

Three weeks after General riftThe British populist politician Nigel Faraj said on Wednesday that his relationship with Elon Musk was “fine” and that the two men had only spoken last week.

Mr. Farage said, in a brief interview with the New York Times, that Mr. Musk, the richest man in the world, has been open to offering a great donation to the United Kingdom’s reform, the Anti -Immigration Researcher Party. Mr. Musk has already shown a desire to use influence in the UK policy, even calling for the British Prime Minister’s prison, Keir Starmer.

The possibility of a major donation from the Millionaire Technology Pole led to some politicians to propose new restrictions on foreign donations.

Mr. Faraj described Mr. Musk as a “heroic figure” and said that the discussions about the donation were “about the presence of a suitable car.” In Britain, foreign donations are allowed but must be presented through a registered company in the United Kingdom.

“Nothing has been closed as far as my knowledge,” said Mr. Faraj, one day after the collection of donations, which he said had brought more than a million pounds (1.25 million dollars).

On Wednesday, Mr. Musk did not respond to a message seeking a comment that was sent via email.

Mr. Musk was about to influence British policy on behalf of the reform, a party with a popular platform that is closely reflected by Mr. Trump. But it seems that Mr. Musk is about Mr. Faraj early this month, announcing social media, “The Islah party needs a new leader.”

It seems that the rift has exceeded the request of Mr. Musk that a right -wing extremist instigator, Tommy Robinson, be released from prison, where he is detained for him. Contempt. Mr. Robinson, his real name, Stephen Yakli Lennon, has multiple criminal convictions, including assault and fraud, and a history of Islamic statements.

“I know that many Americans see him as a great hero for freedom of expression, but I do not see him suitable for our party,” said Mr. Faraj. “I am not a person who flourishes very easily.”

But it is just a dispute. He said: “We have very similar goals in some areas, and a little different assurances in others,” noting that in previous conversations, Mr. Musk shared lessons from Mr. Trump’s winning campaign in the swing states.

“There are many things that we have learned that we will implement during the next few years,” said Mr. Faraj.

Besides Mr. Musk’s deep pockets, Mr. Farage said he was considering ways to benefit from other Americans who came to Mr. Trump. During his visits to Mr. Trump Mar Lago Resort, Mr. Faraj said that he was contacted by a “number of people” crying: “We want to offer you money! We want to give you money!”

It was keen to say that reform in the UK will not accept money from American citizens directly – only from those who have “active commercial companies in the United Kingdom.” This could include the community of wealthy and wealthy British expatriates in the United States, which he said is planning reform to target it.

Revelation is likely to lead to a new concern between the Labor Party government and the Conservative Party in Britain, which is not already approaching the rapid rise in reform from the margin of national policy to a party that captures in the wake of these two dominant parties in Opinion polls.

The reform pledged to reduce government spending “wasteful”, increase the military budget, abandon the main climate targets and push Britain towards oil and gas. He wants to cancel the diversity of initiatives, shares and inclusion. Mr. Farraj, like Mr. Trump, has taken a difficult line on immigration and a crowd against the “wake” ideology. He promised reform Freezing Migration.

Mr. Farage was exaggerating in the field of reform, one million dollars on Tuesday night. He said: “This looks like the peanuts of an American audience, but for a somewhat new British political party, this is good evening.”

He added: “The dinner was about collecting money, but it is also related to the expansion of our influence.”