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Welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk TV,

on a day when the nation is once again divided by the rich socialists who think it's wrong to say something that is true, and the people who work on the other side of the political divide, some of whom may or may not be wealthy,

some of whom may or may not have more life experience, some of whom may have pulled themselves up

by their bootstraps. We're talking yes this morning, of course, about Lee Anderson and Lisa Nandi.

Lee Anderson, a man who grew up in a mining family, a man who knows a thing or two about poverty,

a man who knows a thing or two about poverty, a man who

knows a thing or two about making a budget stretch when you haven't really got the money to do so,

a man who knows a thing or two about raising a family on his own as a single father. And then

you've got Lisa Nandi, the daughter of a millionaire family, somebody who has had privilege

and wealth all of her life, but has somehow

chosen to represent the poor, as if she knows anything about being poor. I can tell you who I trust

to know more about being poor, and I can tell you it is not Lisa Nandy. Lee Anderson got up yesterday

in the House of Commons, and he talks about food banks. You know, as well as I do, that I have

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