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Rupert Lowe

Rupert Lowe

Member of Parliament of the United KingdomWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Jeremy KyleHOST
5:59
And if I'm Nigel Farage, why do I want to sit down with Kemmy Bade? Not because you lot let him down massively.
Jeremy KyleHOST
6:05
Then you've got Rupert Lowe.
Jeremy KyleHOST
6:07
What do you answer to somebody like Louise who says, are you, all of you on the right, going to allow five more years of this, in this, hear me out, in this belief that you can all do separate things and none of you are going to win power? Or do you believe, I know it's a really difficult question for you, Do you believe that there would have to be some sort of conversation, even if it was about seats, even if it was about holding Andy Burnham's feet to the fire?
Matt VickersGUEST
6:32
So I think there's one big fundamental difference between us and reform, and that is about the economy.

28 MINS LATER

Jeremy KyleHOST
34:52
The dial change for me in terms of doing this show this morning and in the last couple of weeks is as follows.
Jeremy KyleHOST
34:59
There is no way, say people in their droves, we understand right now Kemi Badenoch doesn't want to have a conversation with a man who wants to destroy her party and a man who was let down so palpably by the Conservative Party doesn't want to have a conversation with Kemi Badenoch.
Jeremy KyleHOST
35:12
You've got Rupert Lowe buzzing around.
Jeremy KyleHOST
35:14
The question to you, though, and to everybody, and it's a relevant question, is are we going to simply sit? and allow potentially Andy Burnham to drive straight through the centre of what is happening politically and end up with another five years when this country financially, morally, internationally is on its backside? Because there are many people, Katie, who will say that whether it's Kemi Badenoch or Nigel Farage or Rupert Lowe or anybody, at some point, maybe it's after the next election, they need to have a conversation for the sake of this country and what might happen.
Dan WoottonHOST
3:01
I think I'll watch Cash in the Attic instead.
Dan WoottonHOST
3:05
He's now even taking to GB News to beg Restore Britain voters to return by claiming Rupert Lowe doesn't have a chance.
Nigel FarageSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:15
those Restore supporters online see that we are the only vehicle genuinely on the centre-right that can beat the Labour Party and come back to us, then our polling will start to look very different very quickly.
Dan WoottonHOST
3:29
Joining us on the superstar panel today, political heavyweight husband and wife, Christine and Neil Hamilton.

12 MINS LATER

Douglas MurraySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:04
Why do we pay our taxes for people we don't know to come in and live in hotels that most people in this country can't afford to live in night after night themselves? Most of the British public couldn't afford to live in even a two or three star hotel every night for the foreseeable future.
Douglas MurraySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:17
So why are those taxpayers paying for strangers to do so? It's very obvious that's a problem that should have been sorted out, yet we haven't even got on the top of that.
Dan WoottonHOST
16:30
Douglas then attacked both the Conservative Party and Reform UK for their lack of muscle on this issue, suggesting he is moving closer to Rupert Lowe's way of thinking.
Douglas MurraySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:42
I remember when Tony Abbott, a former Australian prime minister who oversaw part of the Australian policy of stopping the boats, I remember when he came to London and gave a speech about five or six years ago.
Tom NicholasHOST
1:19
My name's Tom Nicholas, this is Slow News Day.
Tom NicholasHOST
1:24
I want to start this video with a clip from this interview between the far-right British politician Rupert Lowe and a small podcaster you might have heard of called Joe Rogan.
Tom NicholasHOST
1:35
To catch you up, Rupert Lowe is the Member of Parliament for a town called Great Yarmouth, which is a coastal town in the southeast of England.
Tom NicholasHOST
1:43
It's the sort of place that used to be a popular holiday resort, which has had a lot of that industry die back because of international flights becoming cheaper and people choosing to go abroad for their holidays rather than travelling within the UK.
Tom NicholasHOST
1:56
It's now fairly deprived as a town.
Tom NicholasHOST
1:59
And in recent years, it's become a strange political fortress on behalf of the Restore Party, a far-right party that is even further to the right than Nigel Farage's Reform Party.
Tom NicholasHOST
2:10
And the Restore Party, despite being vanishingly small within the UK, have had a lot of support from the Americans.
Tom NicholasHOST
2:17
When Elon Musk fell out with Nigel Farage a few years back, for example, he began buddying up instead with Rupert Lowe.
Michael GoveGUEST
12:30
So...
Michael GoveGUEST
12:33
So Rupert Lowe, obviously the leader of Restore, I have a lot of time for.
Michael GoveGUEST
12:39
And I think that A, his business success, B, his forthrightness, and C, the contributions he makes in the House of Commons, on the Public Accounts Committee and elsewhere, all mean that he more than earns his place as a Member of Parliament.
Michael GoveGUEST
12:51
He does what an MP should.
Iain DaleHOST
39:53
So...
Andrew RosindellPANELIST
39:54
Rupert Lowe set up Restore and clearly there's a few points that have been lost because of that.
Andrew RosindellPANELIST
39:59
Equally so with a new prime minister having a honeymoon, as we've already spoken about.
Andrew RosindellPANELIST
40:04
Yes, there are Red Wall Labour voters.
Joe DromeyGUEST
21:15
And then we have to look at the role of... people who deliberately spread this, I think because they know it gets clicks despite knowing that it's bullshit.
Joe DromeyGUEST
21:26
Frankly, Rupert Lowe, Tommy Robinson, Russell Brand.
Joe DromeyGUEST
21:30
And I mean, you know, judge us by the character of our opponents, I think.
Joe DromeyGUEST
21:37
And I think for anyone who knows the Fabian Society, it can seem laughable.
Kirk LocoGUEST
40:21
I couldn't care less.
Kirk LocoGUEST
40:22
I've adopted the Rupert Lowe attitude, the three words, I don't care when I see the R word, I genuinely don't.
Kirk LocoGUEST
40:28
The meaning of words, they're completely lost now.
Kirk LocoGUEST
40:31
People are just throwing it around because they're either indoctrinated or they're trying to censor you or they just don't like your opinion.
Polls Apart

Polls Apart

Chris Hipkins

Oct 26 · 2 Mentions

Damien GrantHOST
45:00
reform.
Damien GrantHOST
45:00
I would say you get Rupert Lowe.
Damien GrantHOST
45:02
This is where you look at anger and you have the extremes of somebody like Rupert Lowe who is extreme.
Damien GrantHOST
45:13
You have people like Le Pen who may well win the next election.
Damien GrantHOST
45:16
But they campaign on
Alex MoodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:45
Also, just recently in the UK, Restore Britain just announced itself as a political party two weeks ago, and they've already accrued so many dues-paying members, they are now rivaling the largest parties in the UK.
Alex MoodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:58
They've had explosive growth, explosive popularity, and the reason why is their leader, Rupert Lowe, has promised to deport every single illegal alien, but not just that, to send back millions of foreigners who are not compatible with British society.
Alex MoodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:12
That is re-migration, and it's wildly popular.
Alex MoodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:15
And finally, I'll close with the example of Japan.

14 MINS LATER

Jesse Fox MaysharkHOST
23:14
It's where the Klan started.
Jesse Fox MaysharkHOST
23:15
Or, well, you know, it's the South.
Jesse Fox MaysharkHOST
23:17
A lot of the prominent leaders who were seen here in Tennessee, people who were seen here in East Tennessee, they're not from here necessarily.
Jesse Fox MaysharkHOST
23:27
You know, I mean, those guys in Jackson County are from California and I don't know where else.
Jon GauntHOST
27:15
Just a joke.
Jon GauntHOST
27:16
And why can't Farage get his mojo bag? And why can't him and Rupert Lowe or even some more of the disaffected Tories come over? And don't get me wrong, it's the Tories who got us in this position.
Jon GauntHOST
27:30
And then people say, are you really going away? Oh, too right I am.
Jon GauntHOST
27:34
Too right I am.

6 MINS LATER

Jon GauntHOST
33:36
What makes them white? Toxic.
Jon GauntHOST
33:38
It's just rubbish.
Jon GauntHOST
33:41
Pamela Miller, all those votes in Rupert Lowe and Restore is one less vote for Nigel Farage and a vote for Labour.
Jon GauntHOST
33:47
I think it's got that critical.

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