Electric Cars, Not An Emergency, And What Does The Labour Party Want?

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Ricky Freelove

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🗓️ 1 May 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Does the Labour Party want a second EU referendum? We don't know, they don't know, we might never know. We ask Labour MP Steve McCabe if climate change is a national emergency. And is it possible to ban petrol and diesel cars by 2030? Edmund King from the AA doesn't think so.

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0:00.0	Across the UK, online and on DAB,
0:03.2	the Independent Republic of Mike Graham on talk radio.
0:07.0	More blasted rhetoric from the Banana Republic,
0:10.6	for people who think capital punishment isn't going nearly far enough.
0:15.2	Dangerous mid-morning debate with the great dictator.
0:18.4	The Independent Republic of Mike Graham on Talk Radio.
0:34.7	Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham. It's May Day, traditionally, the celebration of the working man and woman. Nothing to do with Theresa May, obviously, but rather than basking in the joy of how amazing our political masters have been, of creating more equality in society. We are, I'm afraid, still stuck in the same echo chambers of despair. This morning, we are waking up to the same old problems with the two main parties. The Labour Party are being accused once more of not dealing properly with anti-Semitism, despite the fact that they say they do it all the time. The Tories, meanwhile, are reportedly on the verge of caving in over Brexit, but they don't want to tell anyone yet because of the elections this month.
1:11.4	And of course, I must apologise for bringing up the B word today.
1:14.3	We've lived quite happily without it for a couple of weeks now since we left the tent of shame
1:18.2	last month.
1:18.8	However, here is where we are.
1:20.5	No deal is better than a bad deal.
1:22.3	Has now been replaced by the Prime Minister and this catchy new slogan.
1:26.4	An unpalatable outcome is better than a disastrous one.
1:30.3	Not very catchy, really, is it?
1:31.6	Great. Labor can't even decide whether they want a second referendum either.
1:35.0	Tom Watson and Jeremy Corbyn seem to be completely and utterly at odds about all sorts of things,
1:39.7	and they don't know where to go next.
1:41.2	Meanwhile, Jeremy Corbyn has tweeted out this morning that climate
1:44.6	change is the biggest threat facing the world. He's obviously swallowed the Kool-Aid as well.
1:49.6	03444491,000. Coming up, we'll bring you the latest from Venezuela and we'll be finding out
1:54.7	why the Parliamentary Climate Change Committee appears to have swallowed the same medicine that
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