Victoria Atkins

I'd vote for you.

This is the first time that we have you reunited.

This is the first time you've spoken, sitting here.

Rob has not spoken to me since he left the Conservative Party in the way that he did.

And I considered us to be very good friends.

And so it has been a great personal loss for me, as well as a professional one.

And the reason I raise this is because I think

Rob is describing, you know, he's the economic spokesman for reform.

And I think to how one conducts oneself is important.

And I think that this is a message that will continue until the general election, that if people are asking the voters for trust, then that has to be genuine.

And we as conservatives are trying to trust.

We're trying to rebuild that trust.

We are acknowledging that mistakes were made.

What would you say to that?

I'm talking about the personal point.

This is the point.

Can we just start?