Good evening and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham. You're with talk, we're on TV, we're on radio, we're online, and we're on your smart speaker.

Coming up, Welby's revenge.

The Archbishop of Canterbury leads bishops in bashing the government's Rwanda bill,

even as 120 migrants cross-channel on Saturday alone.

And in breaking news, Labour withdraws support for its conspiracy candidate in the Rochdale by-election

after he claimed Israel knew and allowed Hamas to carry out their horrible attacks

on October 7th. And the Defence Secretary is furious over reports that the army wants to relax

security checks for overseas recruits as part of a, wait for it, diversity and inclusion target.

Good evening, Britain and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham right here on Talk TV.

You might have noticed we're coming at you one hour earlier.

Well, this is now where you find the Home of Common Sense, and we've got one hell of a show for you.

There's no trigger warning for any of it.

We're going to be outing a lot of anti-Semitism from the Labour Party to the heart of the West End.

We're fishing as well in some pretty dirty rivers and seas,

and we've got a growing concrete update. You will not want to miss a second of it. This is the

Independent Republic of Mike Graham. Stand by beds. Now earlier today, the Rwanda bill faced

more criticism in the unelected chamber as the Lords commenced their line-by-line bashing of the draft law.

And as usual, there was heavy opposition from the Lord's Spiritual.

This is how clergy really fit to be deliberating over this.

I mean, this is the same clergy hoodwinked by sex offenders, criminals and murderers to win asylum.

Why the heck would you oppose a bill seeking to relocate, mostly unvetted and dangerous

grown men away from your children, wives and mothers? Make it make sense. I'm now joined by my panel.

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