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Republican Mike Graham right here on talk TV. It is Thursday morning, ladies and gentlemen. We've reached

almost the end of another week. It's been quite a remarkable week as well, of course. We're going to be

joined this morning by Baroness Owey, who's an unaffiliated peer, of course, from the House of Lords.

We've got lots to talk to her about, including, of course, Jeremy Hunt, having a go

at Joe Biden over the US Green subsidies. We've got all sorts of things to talk about with regard

to migrants. There was an announcement yesterday in the comments from Robert Jenrick that

the new plan, which seems to change literally by the day, every 24 hours

is a new plan. The new plan is to move the migrants who are here illegally out of hotels

and into what are basically army camps and or former prisons. There's one in East Sussex,

there's one somewhere up near Lincolnshire, There's another one somewhere else in the country.

Whether that makes any difference, we shall see.

We'll obviously talk as well about what's going on in Northern Ireland

because the Windsor framework is now underway.

I'm pretty sure the DUP are probably not going to be terribly happy about that going forward.

So we'll find out from Kate precisely what goes on there.

And we'll also go back and forwards on the whole business of where we are in the economy.

Because as many people will be realizing as this month takes home, council tax has gone up ridiculously high.

We've got energy prices going through the roof and no subsidy anymore for anybody. So people are going to be spending a lot more money in the next couple of months than they have been already and they're getting nothing back from the government. I actually don't think the government should be giving us money, but that's another story. We'll also be talking about the countryside because believe it or not, there is a centre for hate studies. I think that's probably where the problems have all started. It's at the University of Leicester. We're going to be finding out whether the countryside is in fact racist.

We will also be asking the question why.

Robert Council, which is one of the councils in the south-east of England, on the south coast of this beautiful country of ours, in a place called Canber,

have decided that a car park that used to cost

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