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His Chancellor, his Chancellor John Healey says this is a continuity government
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Oh, we've got a screamer. We've got a screamer. We've got a screamer
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Oh, lovely. Oh, dear. Oh, dear. There is a..
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Oh dear. It's alright. These are the benefits of a university education, folks
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Yeah. I bet she's studying. Tell us love, is it sociology is it? Yeah I bet it is
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That poor young girl, she looked like she was going to do herself an injury didn't she
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Well there a saying I got for that you know what it is don you Boring boring boring You just disrupted Reform UK conference can you tell us where you from and why you did this I am part of climate resistance and as a campaign we are here to resist reform and to stop Nigel Farage from peddling his lies and highlight that he is backed by billionaires to serve the super wealthy
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Why specifically are you against reform rather than other political parties? I think the climate around our politics in the UK is quite concerning right now
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um reform is specifically peddling a lot of lies and a lot of hatred it is a party that is
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just kind of founded on yeah i think just kind of peddling a lot of hatred and sort of
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stirring a lot of pots um and it was all done so that nigel farage can get all of these wealthy
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donations from like billionaires and get him and his greedy mates wealthier and wealthier and
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wealthier and i think that's a very dangerous thing talk to us a little bit about the experience
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of disrupting this protest, we saw you get up on a chair and then be sort of pulled down
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Talk our listeners through exactly what happened. So I am someone who has done quite a lot of conference disruptions, whether that be
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party conferences or other types of conferences. And this is by far the worst handling I've ever
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experienced by both the public and security guards themselves But from the public I was yanked by my hair I had people pull me in various different directions I already shown you the bruise that I got on my arm
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and this was within the first five minutes. I then got pulled, my hair pulled multiple times by the security guards
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And then when I complained and said, please don't pull my hair again
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I was put on the floor, and when they went to pick me up again
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There was a security guard stood on my hair, which was obviously incredibly painful
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And when I complained once more, they held my weight from my hair
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I would like to say that this is actually a legal behaviour. That is not OK and that is not warranted
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But I think it really highlights the kind of people that you can find at these kind of places
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and the kind of behaviour that the Reform Party is willing to condone and promote
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At what point recently did you decide you were going to disrupt this conference? Um, sometime in the last few months
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Though, like for me personally, though as a campaign we've known for quite a few months
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that this was something that we were going to do, and our campaign has been building up to this moment
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Because yeah we think it really important to stop these wealthy donations because it really does change like a party sort of priorities and what they are trying to do As a party Reform UK often pride themselves on having
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very high security, can be sometimes hard to get into press conferences, into events like this
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Did you find it difficult to get into the conference today? No, not at all. It was like
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I just walked in, showed them my pass, showed them my ID, walked in. Have you disrupted a Reform UK
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event before? Yes, so I entered last year, disrupted Nigel Farage, I used the same pass, the same ID
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and they took my pass and somehow they haven't banned me as a member. So yeah, it goes to show
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how he's really using that five million for security. So to be clear, you're a member of
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Reform UK? I am a paid member with my government ID. They have all of the tools they need to ban
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me and have chosen not to for no reason. Again, I'd like to stress that this is the second time
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I have done this yes it's ridiculous I know I know it's ridiculous like they also asked me to
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be a reform councillor after I disrupted him the last time did you say yes I was really tempted I
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was really tempted to say yes but then I thought of all those like media headlines and I was like
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maybe next time you just get them this way instead yeah
