The Ongoing Soap Opera, A Cabinet Meeting, And Still Nothing Happening

Morning Glory with Mike Graham

Matt Hall

News, Unknown, News & Politics

4.4 • 741 Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

The rain is falling down in Westminster on the morning after MPs decided to still not agree on what they want. We're joined in the Tent of Shame by Labour MP Angela Eagle, Lib Dem MP Christine Jardine and Conservative MPs Robert Courts and Alistair Burt.

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0:00.0	Across the UK, online and on DAB.
0:02.9	A mid-morning dance with the devil.
0:05.3	The Independent Republic of Mike Graham.
0:07.9	Get up to the minute news flashes, instant reaction and expert analysis from some of the biggest names in Westminster.
0:14.1	Order!
0:14.7	The Independent Republic of Mike Graham.
0:17.4	Live from Westminster on Talk Radio.
0:21.6	Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.
0:26.6	We are live once more from Westminster's College Green with yet another instalment of the ongoing soap opera.
0:31.6	Does anybody here actually have a clue what the hell they're doing?
0:34.6	Last night there was more farcical nonsense in that building behind me
0:37.9	as Parliament and its 650 MPs supposedly took back control and once again did nothing with it.
0:43.6	It was a resounding no once more to a customs union, no to a common market, to no to a second
0:49.3	referendum and no to the S&P revoking Article 50. It's an absolute debacle.
0:54.4	So it's back to square one, it would seem.
0:56.3	Today the cabinet is meeting to figure out what to do next.
0:58.9	They're being forced to sit in a room with Theresa May for three hours
1:01.8	and possibly another two hours with some more civil service.
1:04.3	I think I'd rather be waterboarded in Guantanamo Bay.
1:07.3	So it's back to square one.
1:08.8	As usual, we'll be attempting to unravel that ball of wax that is the confirmatory vote, the meaningful vote, the indicative vote, and all just the ordinary vote, where do you remember, 17.4 million people actually voted to leave the European Union. 0344449-1,000. As usual, we want to hear from you, the sensible people, on what we should do now. There's only eight days until we don't leave for the second time. We're going to count down to
1:31.6	that point as well. Ross Kempsel's here with our political answer. We'll have a whole host of
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