J.K. Reece Morgh, what do you even say?

Well, not Sir J.K. Reece Morgh, despite being knighted in Boris Johnson's

honour's list, the disgraced PM's form honour's list.

I'm not indulging that nonsense, it's Reece Morgh.

Now, for years, hands up here, I was one of those who did not take this man seriously.

I regard him as a slightly laughable caricature.

Essentially, a kind of like recruitment tool for anyone who opposed the conservatives.

Just put a picture of J.K. Reece Morgh up, get them to sign up.

I didn't realise he'd end up helping to run the country, as he did for a very long time.

The last few years really have been actually a nightmare, if we're going to be honest.

Now, he's typical of the hardcore right in his country.

Supports things like slashing tax on the rich, privatisation, deregulation, smashing unions.

All of the things which have left this country in a big burning skip of a mess.

He's also, to put it bluntly, not on the right side of the climate argument.

What he does is try to argue that our attempt to take on what I must emphasise as an existential threat to our existence.

I prefer our species to continue, which is why we need net zero, which is we have net zero carbon emissions.

Otherwise, what's going to happen is we're all going to suffer catastrophic consequences,

which we can already see with increasing extreme weather events.

In any case, he argues that our attempt to have net zero is what is making people's bills so expensive.

Let's just hear what he says and take his nonsense to pieces.

A UGAR poll commissioned by the Sun has revealed that the British people's number one priority is tackling inflation or reducing bills.

Cheap energy is the key for lower inflation and economic growth.

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