Lewis Goodall

And they'll go back to the mainstream parties.

I think it's fantastical.

Honestly, I really do.

I think what this country is clear for 10 years now, at least, it has been crying out basically for economic change.

It has been crying out.

And it's no surprise that some of the most deprived parts of the country are going,

are swinging to reform hardest because they have nothing to lose.

Well, actually, a lot of those places, actually, I mean, like, there's not that much evidence to

say that those places in particular are much worse off.

They were poor before.

They were looking for economic change.

They pulled on the exit lever because they had nothing to lose.

And I think, frankly, you know, the establishment, I don't like that phrase, but for want of express, is making the same sets of mistakes all over again by sort of pointing to people and going, no, look, these people are too radical.

These people will destroy everything.

People don't have anything to lose.

They just don't have anything to lose.

I think this country is looking for political and economic shock therapy.

We've been saying that literally for a decade.

Maybe Labour needs to deliver some of it.

Farage doesn't know... It's already broken for them.