Farages problem is navigating the very narrow waters he steered himself into as a figurehead for the nemesis of unelected bureaucrats interfering in British politics. The people he needs to add to the current Reform caucus will have a little bit more critical thinking going on and will be very aware of the contradictions and possible hypocrisy about sucking on Musks cock while simultaneously telling us the evils of sucking foreign cock.
It would help Farages cause an awful lot if Musk just went and bought himself a UK citizenship. Which (of course) is the one thing Musk has fuck all intention of doing, since it would place him (a) on the US naughty step, and (b) make him potentially liable to UK laws.
In fact if any bookies are offering odds on Musk not becoming a UK citizen, I'd be surprised. It's a dead cert.
I'm thinking the next few years will (or should, if anyone wants to hire me) see media outlets starting to use AI to generate not only questions, but exchanges with politicians. Because although as we all know AI is totally shite, the companies pushing it can't admit it. So when the BBC, or CBS, or whoever starts explicitly and publicly using it, they will have to just not and say it's a natural application for their products - especially when wrangled by experts.
So we could see ChatGPT highlighting the dichotomy I opened this post with.
Meantime, there will be a counter movement of real people deploying their grasp of language and knowledge to limit interactions with real people rather than the cheaper simplistic cutandpastabots. If for no other reason than we know how to use capital letters and punctation.