Niall Donald

And they are unaffected by the moral outrage.

I saw Paul Healy, who was at the press conference writing about getting...

and getting loads of abuse for asking questions and you know there isn't that agreed narrative now and anybody can go on social media and give their opinion and some of those opinions almost carry as much weight as

you know, mainstream media opinions nearly.

It's just funny.

I mean, it's, you know, we're oldsters.

And the people will follow him on social media.

Yeah.

I mean, not everybody.

Yeah, and there'll be people who will end up voting for him, who will follow him on social media, might read the odd article that pops up on their Facebook account.

At night, we'll watch Netflix, we'll go to bed and we'll be unaffected by...

All of the opposing points of view that come out in various forms.

Certainly, let's say jokes about Robin Banks, obviously the two famous raids that Gerard Hutch is connected with but never been convicted of and there's jokes and

You know, I don't think there's any, like, you know, you can look at that in all sorts of ways, but you're not going to spark up this huge moral outrage about these bank robberies, whether you should or not.

The general public look at that in a certain way.

I think for Gerard Hutch, the problem is not the past.

It's if there was a present sense of criminality.

that would be a problem.

That would be election ending for him.

Yeah, for sure.