Across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.

It's another day and another dollar for all those naysayers and doom mongers desperate to find something negative to complain about in the midst of the worst health crisis the world has seen this century.

As the government attempts to get the country back to work and to some semblance of

normality, the stooges continue to stand in the way. And it's no surprise where they come from.

Rail unions who are threatening to shut down transport networks to stop people travelling,

teaching unions who are saying their members are too scared to go back to school.

Jeremy Corbyn, who is urging people not to go back to their jobs,

and Kier Starmer, who is parroting a rather flimsy Sky News report about care homes and deaths from COVID-19.

All of these people are enemies of the recovery. They are willfully drumming up fear and concern.

They ought to be ashamed of themselves, but of course, they're not, are they?

We can throw the Guardian in there for good measure, by the way.

Three headlines on the front page this morning.

Ministers face new claims of failing to prepare care homes for outbreak.

Lockdown will lead to significant recession, and commuters get packed to work after lockdown.

All terribly predictable, all terribly negative, and all terribly of no use at all.

No wonder, they are selling less than 60,000 papers a day

and our figures have gone up by 84% year on year.

You know why? Because people like positivity, people like hope,

people don't like despair, people like to have something to live for

rather than something to die for, for God's sake.

Today we'll be examining just why the media is so enamoured with this Max Headroom lookalike

who is currently masquerading as the leader of the Labour Party.

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