Robert Jenrick Laughs at Angela Rayner's 'Deranged Rant'

Reform UK Treasury Spokesperson criticizes Housing Secretary's 'fascist oligarchs' remarks on party donors, calling her comments 'mad' and 'dangerous.'

GBNews2.2M subscribers· September 15, 2026

Jenrick Labels Rayner's Comments a 'Deranged Rant'

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Robert Jenrick described Angela Rayner's recent statements as a "deranged rant" during which she appeared to have "lost the plot." He found her remarks to be completely "mad," indicating a loss of composure and rational thought.

Rayner Accused of Insulting Millions with 'Crazy Allegations'

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These individuals, according to Jenrick, are the backbone of the country.

Reform UK Gains Support Among Union Workers, Jenrick Says

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Many of these working people, including a majority of union workers earlier in the year according to some polls, are now voting for Reform UK. Jenrick pointed out this shift in voter allegiance.

Support for Reform UK Extends to Care and NHS Workers

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Jenrick emphasized that these groups are increasingly aligning with Reform UK.

Rayner Seeks to Block Donations to Reform UK

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Jenrick suggested that Rayner appears to be seeking to use government powers to prevent legitimate British citizens from donating to Reform UK. He viewed this as an attempt to stifle political funding.

workers and firefighters and so on. It sounds like she just wants now to use

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Changing Law to Stop Donations is a 'Dangerous Path'

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He argued that using government levers to stop donations to Reform UK constitutes a "very dangerous path." Jenrick expressed concern about the implications for democratic processes.

Government Should Not Retrospectively Change Laws

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He highlighted the potential for arbitrary legal changes.

Concerns Over Precedent Set by Targeting Political Donations

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He warned that while today's debate might center on political donations, such actions could set a precedent for future government interference. Jenrick envisioned a scenario where other personal assets could be targeted.

Policies Could Affect Pensions, Small Businesses, and Savings

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Jenrick emphasized that if the government can target donations, it could next target personal finances. He listed pensions, small businesses, and savings as potential areas of future government intervention, stressing the personal impact.

Nigel Farage's View on Labour's Donation Stance

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He referenced Nigel Farage's morning statement, which questioned Labour's intent to dismantle the long-standing agreement on political donations in the country. Jenrick echoed Farage's skepticism regarding Labour's motives.

Applying Donation Rules to Trade Unions if Labour Changes Policy

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He implied that current union donations hold significant influence.

Trade Unions Explicitly Influence Government Policy

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Jenrick suggested that their overt efforts warrant similar scrutiny.

know that they do want to influence government policy. They're explicit about it. They do it publicly, you know, on employment rights, for example. So if

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Jenrick Predicts Labour's Policy Will Backfire Severely

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Jenrick warned that if Labour proceeds with this approach, it would "backfire on them very badly indeed." He suggested that the strategy would ultimately harm Labour's political standing.

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