In a 2018 interview with US conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, made controversial remarks comparing parents of Sandy Hook school shooting victims to left-wingers attempting to restrict free speech. Farage appeared to align himself with Jones, who was facing legal action from the bereaved parents for spreading false claims that the tragedy was staged. During the interview, Farage did not challenge Jones's assertion that he was being unfairly targeted by "frauds." The comments made by Farage have sparked criticism and raised concerns about his stance on free speech and conspiracy theories.

Reform UK, a party that has seen an increase in support according to recent opinion polls, has been facing scrutiny due to controversial statements made by some of its candidates. These statements have included opinions suggesting that the UK should have stayed neutral during World War II, admiration for Hitler's leadership skills, and belief in a conspiracy theory about King Charles being controlled by a global elite. Despite these controversies, one party candidate defended their right to hold such opinions, stating that everyone is entitled to their own views. As the general election campaign continues, Reform UK candidates are under the spotlight for their controversial remarks.

President Trump and Dr. Phil recently criticized a felony conviction in New York, with Dr. Phil echoing Trump's claims about the verdict being part of a conspiracy. Both individuals suggested that President-elect Biden could potentially intervene to stop state prosecutions. Trump and Dr. Phil warned against being naive about the situation.