 Several hours later, Rees-Mogg said he "profoundly apologised" for his comments.Rees-Mogg subsequently made fewer media appearances throughout the rest of the election campaign (in which the Conservatives ultimately won), fuelling speculation in the media that he was under orders from Downing Street to keep a low profile as a result of the Ferrari interview, which was supposedly perceived as damaging to the party.Later in the campaign, in an interview with Boris Johnson, Ferrari asked Johnson "Where is Moggy?