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We're back of course. I've been away for a couple of weeks and all sorts of hell has broken loose.

You know, don't forget when I'm just here, still England and the Euro's.

Garrow Southgate was still the manager.

Joe Biden was still running for president. Donald Trump hadn't been shot.

I mean, I can't begin to tell you. And of course, this incredible incident in Manchester Airport, which we're about to talk to Richard Tice about. Richard, very good

morning to you. Good morning. I should introduce you, by the way, as Richard Tice, MP. This is the first

time I've been able to do that since you've been elected. Well, thank you. It's an extraordinary

feeling. I sometimes have to sort of pinch myself. I bet. Absolutely. But it's for real. And we are, we're making a difference.

We're making a noise. And we're speaking

up for millions and millions of people who voted for us.

And others who, you know, who were sort of

tempted to vote for us. But then sadly didn't vote

at all. You know, the turnout was

disappointing at just 60%. So yeah, it's a good feeling and being in the chamber, I gave my maiden speech last Tuesday, told it as it is and, you know, I've had huge amounts of support. So it's going well so far.

Excellent stuff. There's so many issues. You know, tell it as it is. And sometimes that's the good, the bad and the ugly, but at least we're telling it as it is.

Quite. Well, you've been having quite a few spats over the course of the weekend and since last

week over this Manchester airport incident, as it's being called, because you've been accused

by many people of sort of ratcheting up the pressure on the police, ratcheting up pressure

on the public, none of which I would say I agree with at all,

because I'm like you, especially now having seen this footage from Sunday, where there's a mass brawl going on.

Look, I spotted it immediately because I saw that the police had deployed two tasers.

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