Lewis Goodall

I mean, something that I thought, and I was talking to a couple of Labour people about this who had their heads in their hands during the campaign.

I don't think we did it on the show because there was so much else going on, probably with Iran.

But there was a point in the campaign where Labour actually had a very effective party political

where political broadcast, where they basically got someone to mouth all of the different things that reform had sort of said, different sort of spokespeople, controversial things, controversial policy.

That was the entire party political.

And for some reason, Ofcom said that it wasn't allowed.

Now, whether it is against the rules or not, can you imagine if Reform, or the Tories for that matter, if that had happened to them, you would have had every Reform MP or every Tory MP tweeting about it, saying this is a rigged system.

How dare you?

The establishment is trying to shut us down.

For just telling the truth?

Because the Labour Party, frankly...

are a bunch of political herbivores to offer.

The MPs just go, oh, no, OK, that's fine.

Yes, I suppose we probably did break the rules, didn't we?

They've got to change the game.

They've got to realise that the game is different and they need to start acting like it.

I mean, he's apologised so much for hypno-boob-gate or whatever it's called.

You know, he's asked about it in every single interview.

And it doesn't matter.

Yeah, it's interesting because on exactly that point, he apologised every single time.