Masks, Antisemitism, China and The Periodic Table

Morning Glory with Mike Graham

Matt Hall

News, Unknown, News & Politics

4.4 • 741 Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Professor Karol Sikora talks about mask wearing enforced in shops. John McTernan speaks to Mike about Labour MPs being silenced over an antisemitism report. Matthew Henderson, from the Henry Jackson Society informs Mike on Huawei. Tom Whipple, Science editor of the Times takes the homeschooling segment. Check out his Chemistry text book, 'Get Ahead in Chemistry.'

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0:00.0	Across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic of Mike Graham, on Talk Radio.
0:15.0	Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio. Are you ready for the latest news and the newest
0:21.1	advice? Because if you're not, you're going to get it anyway. From Friday to 24th of July, it seems it will be now compulsory to wear a mask when you are in a shop.
0:29.2	And if you don't wear one, you will be subject to a 100 pound fine. That is, of course, unless you work in a shop,
0:35.7	because then you won't have to wear a mask. If you're confused,
0:40.0	so am I and we will try to figure out what on earth is going on over the course of the next three
0:44.3	hours. I assume this is the same compulsory law by the way that means you will be fine for breaking
0:48.4	all sorts of other laws brought in under the banner of COVID-19 lockdown. The same compulsory law
0:52.9	that said you couldn't go out to a park when everyone went out to a park.
0:56.2	The same law that said you couldn't drive to a beach when everyone drove to a beach.
0:59.8	The same law that said you had to wear masks on public transport when loads of people don't bother.
1:04.2	The same law that said you couldn't coagulate in groups of more than six.
1:08.1	And then there was a load of marches, including thousands of people in central London,
1:12.1	in Manchester, in Glasgow and elsewhere.
1:14.9	The country seems to be broadly split on the issues because basically a poll on Julia
1:20.0	Hartley-Brewish show this morning had two-thirds of people against wearing masks in shops.
1:23.8	Who on earth is going to police it?
1:25.4	Who on earth is going to hand out the fines?
1:26.9	And why? If it is all about our safety from coronavirus, then we have to wait until a week on Friday for it to kick in.
1:33.3	Because the Crown Prosecution Service, don't forget, is the same organisation that said to the police,
1:37.3	we don't know what law, if any, anyone who you have given a fine to over COVID-19 law breaking has broken. They don't know what law
1:45.7	you've broken. This is not a law. They're going to fine you 100 quid. Well, good luck with that.
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