Lewis Goodall

And I think to a lot of people it still is.

But Jesus, this is a lot further on than calm down, dear.

I mean, what has happened to that 20-year period of time where, you know, sort of...

everything has shrunk into something so much more extreme that that seems like, you know, an 18th century complaint.

Yeah, I think that's right.

And I think both party is now fighting for kind of what you'd loosely call the victimhood status.

Right.

So Restore UK likes to put itself as, as I said, the sort of the little the little brother, the little sister yapping at the heels because they're the ones getting left behind.

They're the ones that are the sort of insurgent to Nigel Farage's, you know, big boss.

I think he called him, what was the phrase that he used about Farage?

He basically suggested that he was a bit of a tyrant in his own party.

And I mean, not the exact words, but, you know, something along those lines.

But what's interesting is that Rob Kenyon, the man in the centre of this row now, is hitting back at Restore's leader,

Rupert Lowe on X. And he said, I used to respect you.

Restore have never wanted anything to do with this area.

But now someone born with a silver spoon in their mouth is trying to lie about the only working class local man in the race.

In other words, he's pointing out the fact that Rupert Lowe, like Nigel Farage, is incredibly wealthy.

I think he was...

two-time owner of Southampton Football Club.

He's a businessman.