Liam Thorp

Because, you know, Robert Jenrick sat there alongside Nadia Farage saying that the Tories broke Britain.

And I'm like, it's that Spider-Man meme of putting it at the end of Spider-Man.

You were literally the guy who was there throughout all of this.

And voters aren't stupid.

I mean, they're going to start to realise, hold on, are we just re-electing the Tories?

A couple of big hitters, a couple of defections probably worked for them.

Now it seems like it's the Tories and reform.

And I think that will be a problem for Farage because you can no longer be the big bolshie outsider when you are just bringing in guys who were

who were in the cabinet, who were ministers, who were serving in the party that was in power for 14 years, that there is no establishment party like the Conservative Party.

And if you're filling your ranks with them, then that's a big part of your message.

I think that is weakened by that.

I don't know how much further it will go.

The thing about reform is they probably always got to factor in that they're going to lose a few people to suspensions at some point.

So they're probably bolstering their numbers.

bolstering their numbers on the basis that they're going to lose a few to some sort of scandal along the way as well.

But I think this could become a little bit of an issue for them.

Yes, I think.

And I don't think it's as much a threat for him as it is a threat for them, really.

I think anyone amongst us will predict that Jenrick and Farage will at some point have a massive fallout and it'll all go horribly wrong.

And it'll be obviously delightful to see.