Former UKIP leader says he's starting to believe there should be another vote.
LONDON — Nigel Farage has called for a second Brexit referendum, saying that Britain needs to "kill off" the argument about whether Britain leaves the EU once and for all.
The former UKIP leader said on Thursday that a second poll would stop Remainers "whinging" about the result.
"My mind is changing on this," he told Channel 5 show "The Wright Stuff."
"What is certain is the Cleggs, the Blairs, the Adonises, will never, ever, ever give up. They will go on whinging and whining and moaning throughout this process.
"So just maybe I am reaching the point of thinking we should have a second referendum on EU membership."
"I think if we had a second referendum on EU membership we would kill it off for a generation. The percentage that would vote to leave would be very much bigger than last time and we may just finish the whole thing off and Blair could disappear into total obscurity."