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Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham, right here on Talk TV.

On a very auspicious day for the Republic, we've got record figures again, so thanks to all of you for listening, thanks to all of you for telling your friends about us, thanks to all of you from the BBC, who have come over, sick of the wokeery over there, to come to the land of

common sense, the place where the truth is spoken every single day, every single minute of every

single hour of every single show right here on Talk TV. This is a great day to be alive,

it's a great day to be talking about all the things that are affecting us this morning. And I have to

tell you, ladies and gentlemen, not only are we going to talk about the near catastrophic car chase that didn't happen in America.

We're going to replace the word near for not catastrophic, because obviously it wasn't.

We'll find out what really happened. We'll talk to Will Gettys, a man who knows a thing or two

about celebrity chasing and celebrity protection as well of course because that's the

business that he is in. Also coming up we're going to be speaking of course to Ben Habib, former

MEP, a man who knows a thing or two about Brexit and of course a man who knows a thing

or two about Sir Keir Stama who has now pledged that if he wins the next election and he

becomes the prime minister of this great nation of ours, he will go back to the EU and renegotiate the deal. He says absolutely no chance, of course, of going back into the

EU because he says there's no case for it. But whenever you hear a politician saying there's

no case for it, it's a bit like hearing from the owners of a football club when they say,

we have full confidence in the manager shortly before they fire him. So we'll be talking

about that. Also migration statistics. It turns out that Rishi Sunak has backtracked on the Tory

pledge to get net migration below 250,000. Why? Because they don't know how to do it. We're going

to get some figures next week, which are going to show about a million more people have come to

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