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A mid-morning dance with the devil from the farmer of fury.

Dangerous mid-morning debate with the great dictator.

The Independent Republic of Mike Graham on Talk Radio.

Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.

It's all kicking off this morning in the fictional land of Brexit.

Jacob Rees-Mogg is busy calling Mark Carney a failed second-rate Canadian politician.

After he and his cronies at the Bank of England predicted all sorts of Armageddon in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The dire

warnings of house price slumps and market crashes have been dismissed as Project Hysteria, and they probably are.

Meanwhile, Theresa May is in front of a committee in the House of Commons in which she's explaining

why she believes

that her deal is the best deal that you can get. Are we going to have to listen to this

nonsense for about another month or two or three maybe? Meanwhile, back in the real world,

Matt Hancock has finally had a good idea. The health secretary has worked out that it's time

for the NHS to be more like McDonald's. Just imagine if they were running a fast food

empire, no one would get fed and a Big Mac would cost about a million quid. But in all seriousness,

there is a lot to learn from the American hamburger chain. First off, they could treat

us all as customers instead of victims. They could utilise technology in the accident and

emergency department properly. And they could streamline all their outpatient services and make them more like the takeaway business. Now, I'm sure you've got some great ideas as to what you could do

to improve the NHS and we want to hear them. 0344-491,000. Coming up later on, we'll tell you

where the best place to live in Britain is and the results may surprise you and we'll find out

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