Good evening and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham. You're with talk. We're on TV. We're on radio. We're online. And we're on your smart speaker coming up, sacked for doing my job.

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Good evening, Britain and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham, right here

at Talk TV. It's all kicking off tonight and we're going to give you a ringside seat

for all of the action. Round one. It's me versus the BBC. How is Hugh Edwards still on the public payroll?

Round two.

I'm taking on the junior doctors.

What in hell's name are they still on strike for?

And round three.

Former presidential contender Joe Walsh is coming after me from America,

where Joe Biden's talking ceasefires while he's eating ice cream.

This is the Independent Republican Mike Graham.

Let's get ready to rumble.

Now earlier today, UK border chief David Neal gave evidence to a parliamentary select committee

after being dismissed via video call by the Home Office.

Neil had spoken out on serious security

failures at London City Airport, allowing hundreds of high-risk private flights into the country

without even basic scrutiny. This is what he had to say about his sacking.

I suppose the big picture's concerned. I've been sacked for doing my job. I think I've been

sacked for doing what the law asks of me,

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