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good morning welcome to the independent republic of of Mike Graham right here on the fastest growing broadcaster on the planet.

We're going to start saying that now because we're not just on radio, on television as well.

We have a growing number of viewers. We have a growing number of listeners. Thanks to all of you.

We're not going to keep going on about it, but we're going to go on about it today just because we can. We won't go on about it next week.

We've reached the end of yet another tumultuous week in the dangerous world of international politics and plankery.

Insults have been hurled.

The cost of living has never been higher, and Downey Street has lost five officials in the space of the last 24 hours, probably actually less than 24 hours.

Are they going to lose any more during the course of this show?

You never really know, do you?

What can we expect from the upcoming weekend?

We'll be asking Andrew Bridgin what he makes of it all.

Plus Richard Tice is here with his take on the events of the last few days.

He'll tell us what he thinks of Rishi Sunak and his rather odd version of economics,

where he seems to think of giving us back some money that we've already given him, is going to rescue us from oblivion financially. I don't think it is. There's an absolute crisis coming, and it isn't

going to be pleasant for anyone, as far as I can see. Ben Habib's joined us later on. On the cost of

housing, all the illegal migrants who have come to this country, who are still being put up in hotels,

it's millions and millions of pounds a day. Nick Freeman is also here, Mr. Lupal,

who'll be telling us why grandmother should never have been fined for flighty

because that is absolutely ludicrous.

We'll also be talking to Julian Jessop, independent economist, I should say.

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