Richard Grannon

Or maybe there's something in between.

But there's not one or both of these elements at play there.

So to the gentleman you've mentioned, that's how I look at that.

I'm like, I need an IQ check.

And I want him to answer the question, what do you think a country is for?

And do you think the United Kingdom should exist?

I don't know him, never met him.

Unfortunately, he does have form historically for building up what looks like a cult of personality.

It gets to a certain point and then he walks away from it.

which would indicate somebody who perhaps wants the attention, has a degree of maybe intellectual vanity, a bit of like, look at me, look at what I can do.

But then when it comes time to put the money where the mouth is, maybe doesn't really like that, doesn't really want to do it.

And there's a bit of backstabbing that's gone on there as well, which would correlate with narcissistic patterns of behavior.

They can be brattish, they can be vain, they don't want to share the spotlight, whatever.

you know you're prettier than me i'm gonna just give you a little stab in the back um so based on actions rather than words it it i i find him suspicious i i would i find him dubious yeah it is a bit of a cult i think yeah and again i'm not slamming anybody i'm politically homeless i want to hear

Yeah, we don't need another cult of personality right now.

That's not going to lead us anywhere.

We need strong boundaries.

The people that we are dealing with are very vociferous.

They've got loads of energy.

They really believe in some strange things.