. >>> earlier, i spoke to nathan gill, a member of the european parliament for the right wing uke independence party and he bes european countries need to deliver a consistent message to potential .k. independence part bes european countries need to deliver a consistent message to potential migrants. >> where is that money going that they're given every year? they're saying now that they want to stop financing and helping search and rescue in the mediterranean. seems to me it's probably the wrong decision because ultimately the government represents the british people and our ethos and our take on the world. and we are compassionate people and always want to say they can help people in need. but we also have to make sure that the message is strong to people who get on the boats in the first place is that there is no place for them here. ausa makes it very clear to anybody who tries to enter illegally that they will not be allowed to stay there. thus, stopping people from getting on the boat in the first place. we need to be very firm with our message to people that if you enter europe illegall

. >>> nathan gill is a member of the european parliament for the right-wing u.k.endence party, and joins us live from north whales. thank you for making it on the show. first of all i would like to get your take on this decision. do you support it? >> well, you know, we believe it's the job of the government to do just that, to govern the british people. and every single day the british government is giving 21 million pounds in foreign aid, but where is that money going to? so the fact that they are saying now that they want to stop and -- financing and helping with search and rescue in the mediterranean seems to me like it is probably the wrong decision, because ultimately the government represents the british people and our ethos and take on the world, and we are compassionate people, we always want to say we can help people in need, but at the same time we have got to make sure that the message is strong to people who get on the boats in the first place -- >> at the same time, though, nathan, your party does support the australian model of stopping the boats. o

. >>> earlier i spoke to nathan gill a member of the european parliament for the right wing u.k. independence party and he believes european countries need to deliver a consistent message to potential migrants. >> well, you know, we believe it's the job of the government to do just that. to govern the british people. and every single day the british government is giving 21 million pounds in aid. foreign aid, but where is that money going to? so the fact that they are saying now that they want to stop financing and helping with search and rescue in the mediterranean seems like it's probably the wrong decision. ultimately the government represent the british people and our ethos and our take on the world and we are a companionate people. we always want to be able to say as a first world country we can help people in need. but the reality is at the same time, we have to make sure that the message is strong to people who get on the boats in the first place. that there is no place for them here. the reality is australia, make it very clear to anybody who tries to enter australia illeg