Ray Addison

Just keep going, you know.

Do you know what?

She'll ask whatever she asks.

But having done a press conference this morning and a whole load of questions, I don't think anything too lefty was going to come.

So I feel relatively relaxed.

Oh, we'll be near eight.

In the interview, Rigby asked about the connection between reforms polling and Donald Trump.

Up the last few weeks.

No.

You don't?

No.

Well, some people might not like it, but I want to say this, really important.

It doesn't matter who the American president is, whether it's Joe Biden, whether it's Trump, whether it's whoever comes next.

I believe our relationship with America is absolutely crucial.

So for me,

In terms of international relationships, it's America first, not Trump.

Live from Aberdeen here in Scotland, please welcome political commentator and broadcaster Charlie Rowley.

With just minutes to go until Malcolm was due on stage, I asked him about the conversation he'd had with Nigel earlier.

I got the sense that you were a little bit sort of nervous about whether or not to talk about that.

How do you feel and what's your stance?