Rupert Lowe

Well, that was because Reform, for some extraordinary reason, politically assassinated me and made some false witness statements that I had... Mohammed Zia Rudin Yusuf said that I had threatened him in a meeting, which was palpable rubbish, and that I stood over him and I threatened to hit him.

well, I'm 68 and he's 38, so that's a bad idea to start with.

And it just didn't happen like that.

So, you know, at the end of the day, we had a debate about Great Yarmouth and my branch office in Great Yarmouth, no more, and the WhatsApp chain proved it.

But he gave this witness statement, and then Lee Anderson gave a witness statement to say that I was going around Parliament saying I was a very fine shot and I was going to shoot Zia Youssef.

Well...

as a result of which the Metropolitan Police arrived mob-handed and took my guns away.

And it took me about five months to get them back.

So, look, and they also suggested I had early-onset dementia, which was, again, a pretty unpleasant thing to do.

Do they have any evidence?

I don't think I've got early onset dementia.

Not that I'm aware, but I obviously, you know, those people who do have it, it's a pretty horrific thing to have.

And if I did have it and they'd said that, it would have been even more unpleasant.

So, you know, I hope I haven't got it.

Fair.

I hope I haven't got it, Tucker.

But, you know, anyway, so we, again, fortunately, I'm able to fund the legal costs required.

I was able to go on the attack.

And I think what they did was just morally and in every other way wrong.

No, this country is going badly wrong.