Fox & Friends tried to clear up the confusion by posting the clip.
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It appears he tweeted after making the same claim on an interview with Fox News.
In that exchange, Mr Trump was discussing the political “movement” behind his campaign when the reporter noted “the world is changing”.
Mr. Trump – who yesterday announced the hire of Breitbart’s Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon as his new campaign CEO – as well as top pollster Kellyanne Conway, is said to believe that the USA presidential election is similar to the United Kingdom’s European Union referendum campaign, where pollsters consistently underestimated the Brexit vote, leading to a shock victory for the populist Leave campaigners. We’ve put together five completely credible theories behind his statement.
In addition, Varney drew a parallel to the polls in the United States and before the Brexit vote.
Maybe he no longer thinks he’s going to be president so is pre-emptively announcing other pursuits, including new personas for a possible attempt to break in to the music business.
What about Boris, Gove or Farage? He has in the past drawn comparisons between those who supported Brexit and his supporters.
We hope that his tweet means Trump is giving up his presidential campaign and leaving politics for good.
It also, inevitably, triggered an argument about Brexit, so if you’ve been missing the tone of our referendum debate, you know have this refresher.
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“Now Donald Trump is drawing a parallel to the election, and rightly so”, he continued.
![Varney: As With Brexit, Establishment Is Wrong About Trump's Chances [VIDEO]](http://lidtime.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Trump-calls-himself-Mr-Brexi.jpeg "Varney: As With Brexit, Establishment Is Wrong About Trump's Chances [VIDEO]")
