Good evening and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham. You're with talk. We're on TV. We're on radio. We're online. And of course, we're on your smart speaker. Coming up, a lack of power and a lack of influence. shocking revelations from the mayor of London who tells the COVID inquiry, he was kept in the dark over the seriousness of the pandemic in the early stages. Home Secretary James Cleverley is facing MPs over the future of the Rwanda plan,

and we caused an uproar after telling the Times, believe it or not, it's not the be-all and end-all.

And 100,000 people marched in solidarity with the Jewish community in the capital and the number of anti-Semitic incidents increases across the country.

Good evening, Britain and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham.

Tonight, I'm going to save the country about 100 million quid.

How?

Very easy. Cancel the rest of the COVID about 100 million quid. How? Very easy.

Cancel the rest of the COVID inquiry now. This bloated carnival of self-interest is a platform for grandstanding politicians, in-expert experts, and bitter and twisted former Downing Street

advisors, all of whom are trying to justify the unjustifiable. The only useful things we've learned

are these. One, the government was

ill-prepared. Two, the lockdowns were a massive mistake. And three, Dominic Cummings seems to think

everyone's a complete and utter bastard. There isn't one person in Britain who doesn't know all this

already. So why do we need another 1,000 days of so-called evidence? Today, for instance,

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan's main evidence was, wait for it.

He'd been excluded from cobra meetings.

Didoms.

Paul Sadiq went on to moan

that he lacked power and influence

during the crisis.

All I'll say is,

thank God he was barred from the meetings

in light of the daily chaos he causes

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