Lewis Goodall

He's got a lot of cash.

When you listen to him, he's a sort of posh sounding man.

And suddenly you've got this like, you know, we're all fighting for working man status here.

And I think, as you said, it's really ugly, actually, to use the idea of working man as being a sort of excuse for whatever you're saying, whatever language you're saying, whatever you think, whatever views you have.

Because there are plenty of working class people who do not use language like Rob Kenyon.

And there are plenty of people who would absolutely abhor the views that he's coming out with now.

But it's just so interesting to see the fight back is now, I'm more working class than you, Rupert Lowe, and you never cared about this part of the world, which is a working man's part of the world.

And you're posh because, what, you're from Great Yarmouth.

I mean, as I say, I called it internecine warfare at the start.

And if you're Burnham right now, and if you're Labour possibly, I'm sure you're not kind of

laughing this out, but you are thinking that this is, for this week at least, making life feel a little bit easier in the run-up to the by-election.

Also, in Makerfield, the Green candidate had to resign, I think, within 24 hours, 48 hours of him standing because they'd uncovered tweets that he'd put about October 7th.

Makerfield, as we said right at the beginning, is becoming such a crucial and such a sort of unavoidable target for everyone to go through the past posts of all the candidates.

You're going to end up with this extraordinary field.

Where, you know, who knows at the end of it who kind of who scrapes by because they've just been the least offensive.

Just before we get a load of complaints from Southampton fans, or maybe that won't be happening this week, Rupert Lowe was the chairman of Southampton FC.

Not owner, but chairman twice.

The Saints are not having the best of times right now.

Yeah, it's easy to just get kind of jaw dropped when you see the list of items, which includes, as you say, not just a mobile home, but a Jaguar.

And it goes as low down as a onesie, you know, a super snoozy onesie.