Welcome to another episode of The Restless Politics Question Time with me, Alistair Campbell.

And me, Rory Stewart.

Oh my God, Rory, you sound even worse. You sound even worse. I think we're going to have to,

I don't know, maybe only speak, only speak if you really feel you have something very,

very important to say. And meanwhile, I always have something important to say. I always have

something important to say. I tell you what I'm going to do. I'm going to give me one second

to get some strepsils. I've taped you off before for eating crisps. I'm not going to

tick you off if I hear a strepsil crunch. I know how. Now, I think we did, by the way,

where we get quite a few questions, but statements telling us that last week, when we were

celebrating the fact of Rishi Sunak being the first Prime Minister in Europe of Asian origin,

that we have Leo Veratka in Ireland, and we have Antonio Costa in Portugal.

Quite right. And including a correction from your friend, David Miliband, who came straight in on that.

He did. Leo Veratka's father, born in Bombay, moved from the UK to work as the doctor,

which is true for Rishi Sunak's father too. His mother, though, Leo Veratka's mother,

born in Dengargan County, Waterford. And Costa, I think Costa's father was from Goa, I think.

That's my, if I'm wrong about that, we'll correct that next week. Now, let's get on with

what we said yesterday that we'd talk about Elon Musk. Loads of questions about this. We had

another one from our favourite Swiss school, Lisa Tupfer. I think it's Swiss. Hi, as again,

what are the consequences of Musk buying Twitter? Teresa Tuy. I'm concerned about Musk's response

to the attack on Paul Pelosi. But I see it as part of how violence is rising along with misinformation,

with the use of these technologies, not just in the US, but around the world. Please discuss.

And I don't even saw this, Rory, but Musk retweeted a kind of right-wing new site conspiracy theory

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