Well, good morning, folks. I'm now here on Saturday morning. It's just gone about half past nine.

And as you can see, we're gathering with people from across the country who have come out here

activists on the ground to support Restore Britain. Obviously, it's still early in the day.

And we're expecting even larger crowds as the day goes on. So incredible possibilities ahead of us and I look forward to reporting on the rest of the day for you. Well, I'm fortunate enough to be joined here by a man who needs no introduction. The leader of Restore Britain himself, Rupert Lowe, Rupert, good morning. Good morning. How are you? I'm really well, thank you. What? The song is now coming out. It looked a bit dodgy earlier on, but it's now coming out for it. Yeah, we've seen some campaigning in all sorts of weather. Rupert, what do you think of the turnout that you see before your eyes? I'm absolutely delighted to see so many people because this, as I've always said, is not about any one person or a group of people. It's about everybody. And when the British people decide

they want their country back, and they actually start to participate in getting it back,

that for me is when we start to win. And then I think a lot of the, a lot of, a lot of what's

happened has happened because people have basically taken no interest in politics. They've had life too good

and they can now see their country slipping away from them and I think people are waking up.

And when a country like Britain wakes up, people need to watch out. It's amazing being here the

past few days myself. I've seen people going knocking doors for Restore Britain, first time

canvassers, people who've never voted before.

What do you think it is about Restore Britain's messaging that's really cutting through for the

public?

Well, I think it's about common sense, team effort. It's about basically restoring representative

democracy in our parliament. And I think people are tired of tire kickers in local government, tire

kickers in national government, petty rules, petty bureaucracy, lack of common sense.

You know, we're all having our lives destroyed by petty bureaucracies who are effectively

enriching the legal profession and not benefiting the British people.

So you have this little group of

what I call white-collar workers who I hope are going to be destroyed by AI, who are enriching

themselves like parasites on the back of everybody else. And we have to stop that. We have to

basically create an economy which basically is driven by entrepreneurs, driven by risk-taking, driven by the individual, not by the state.

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