The MP repeatedly asks the presenter if she has ever lied after being challenged about dishonesty
By George TorrThe new deputy chairman of the Conservative Party has clashed with a radio presenter over accusations of dishonesty.during the 2019 election campaign.The BBC chose to play the full interview after the MP raised concerns over the editing process.
After speaking about his new position, the interview turned to previous comments he had made about food bank use.Mr Anderson said he would challenge the assumption anyone earning £30,000 to £35,000 needed to use a food bank. "If you do find one, we'll work together with that person to find out why they need to use a food bank.
Elsewhere, The Spectator has published an interview with Mr Anderson in which he expresses support for reintroducing the death penalty arguing "nobody has ever committed a crime after being executed".
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