Hi, folks, I'm joined by former MP Andrew Bridgen. He was a conservative MP until he decided

during the COVID pandemic to do the right thing at the right time. And of course, they kicked him out

for it. And ever since then, Andrew has been essentially a warrior for the, how to describe us,

I guess the nativist right, the sort of the truth-telling right, the right that's actually

tired of compromise at this point and actually wants to see some tangible gains.

You've been basically at the front line of every issue that's been something we've been

championing since then, and as I understand it, you've spent a few days up in Makerfield

canvassing for Restore and Rupert Lowe.

I spent a day up in Makerfield on Saturday.

And I was very impressed.

For a new party to hit the ground like that in such numbers and to be able to organize those numbers.

So it was actually done productively so yeah I was out and had

out on the streets knocking on doors with people who'd done it before and people who never done

it before and it was very similar to being out I did three days in great Yarmouth and really

enjoyed that as well.

I'm a bit of an old war horse, you see.

So it seems like the first waving of the flags and the whiff of grape shot and I've got to be there.

No, no, I totally understand. I really do.

So, yeah, okay, so tell us first about the campaign in Great Yarmouth. What was that like for

you when you were there? It was like the best of days, you know, the optimism, the enthusiasm,

something that's been sadly missing in UK politics for a very long time. And it's Rupert's backyard.

Obviously, you've got to start there because most of them do know about Rupert Lowe,

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