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I can offer some insight. In May, the anti-Boris Johnson conspiracy theorist made a concerted effort to convince me, also, to take part in his nasty little film.
Marcus Ball, 33, has raised more than £90,000 to make The Power Of Lies. But a source at Netflix told The Mail on Sunday: 'That is categorically false'.
Chris Bryant, a critic of Mr Johnson's, is set to appear in the programme and features in an online trailer for it. But he claimed he had no idea it would make the claim about Mr Johnson's health.
An arch-Remainer, who once tried to prosecute Boris Johnson over Brexit, has claimed in a documentary that the former Prime Minister lied about nearly dying from Covid.
Marcus Ball (pictured) brims with righteous indignation as he targets politicians he accuses of squandering public money. One imagines his own probity could never possibly be doubted.