Mike Graham

I think there was people that didn't want me to go.

because I was 50% of their output in terms of the money.

I was making a lot of money for their YouTube channel.

And all of that's gone now.

But the wokest won.

No.

I mean, what makes sense from a business point of view is to make it into a right-wing

outlet, which is what it started out as.

We kind of made our bones initially with the Brexit referendum and then the subsequent rows.

And the summer of, I guess it was 2019, that stalemate summer when we went down into College Green.

And we were literally like the rebels.

We were like the bad boys of Westminster.

We had this tiny little tent.

I used to call it the tent of shame.

And we had these two really good-looking Spanish producers who would stop all the politicians as they were walking towards the great big edifice that was the BBC and Sky and, you know, all these foreign outlets.

And they would sort of manage to get them to come and sit in this tent where I would give them an absolute roasting, you know, which they would never... I'd never seen anything like it, you know.

And it was great and it was fantastic.

And they had to walk past us both ways.

You know, at one point I asked a Campbell...

I was actually broadcasting and I was sitting with my back to Parliament and I saw Alistair Cameron and he leaned in and shouted in my ear, stop talking bollocks.