<br /> <p>Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg was caught in a scuffle at Bristol’s University of the West of England on Friday, February 2.</p><p>Rees-Mogg was addressing the university’s Bristol Politics and International Relations Society when anti-Conservative protesters entered the venue. A quarrel escalated between protesters and audience members, and Rees-Mogg was called a “fascist and a racist” when he intervened to break up the fight, according to The Telegraph</a>. Security arrived around 10 minutes later.</p><p>“They shouted at me, but they weren’t going to hit me. They didn’t want to talk about politics, they just wanted to stop the event,” Rees-Mogg told the Guardian</a>, adding that he was “absolutely fine” and had endured “worse confrontations with the Guardian.” Credit: William John Richard Cork via Storyful</p><br />
