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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 and so, how was it for you? Possibly the most underwhelming political debate in the history

of political debates. By all accounts, the first televised encounter between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn was a no-score draw. And that's

probably about as good as it gets. Far more exciting was the news that Tottenham-Otsburgh had

actually fired Mauritio and hired Jose Marino. The Prime Minister was disappointingly clunky.

Jeremy Corbyn was better than expected and the whooping from the

partisan audience was awful and no one is any the wiser about the leader of the opposition's

personal position on Brexit or Boris's trustability factor. Daily Express this morning has got a

front page headline that says he refused to answer the question about whether he was in favour

of leaving the European Union or staying in it nine times.

Count them. We'll be analysing the aftermath with Professor Tim Bale,

and we'll be asking you what you made of it as well,

because after all, you are the people that count,

you are the people whose voices we want to hear,

because you are going to be the people that elect the next government of this country.

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Coming up later on, we'll be talking to security minister Brandon Lewis,

who's launching the Conservatives Victims of Crime Proposals,

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