Emily Maitlis

And again, I just want you to listen to the phrasing of this question, because you're always trying with Farage to hear the words and then read between the lines.

Just take a listen.

Just look at what happened there.

He talks about it being in danger of getting worse.

He talked about it spilling out onto the streets.

Violence doesn't just spill out onto the streets.

It emerges onto the streets when people like him incite it.

And as you saw, if you watch that video, that little clip, you will have seen Luke Taylor, Danny Chambers, Tulip Dem sitting behind him who are enraged by his words, who are saying, you incited that, you did that, you provoked that.

And he is ignoring all the commons cries.

He's ignoring all the people saying shame on you to make his point that, oh, we wouldn't want this to get worse, would we?

Well, maybe he would.

Maybe that's exactly what he's saying.

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I think what you say in the book is choose one thing that you want to go for and make sure that everyone knows about it and then do it, which I guess talks a little bit to the problems of incrementalism.

But I mean, to be fair, Jeremy, I know you want to kind of skip over the why didn't I do that when I had the chance, but some of the things that you talk about are

were within your grasp, you know, ending the triple lock, which you've now said is sort of, you know, screams in your face.

Of course, you want to end the triple lock.

Of course, you want to think about where that wealth disparity is and who you're going to help.

You talk about the need to cut taxes.