Mike Graham

So we were really getting to these people.

Michael Heseltine accused me of being impertinent.

And I said, well, I'm sorry, Lord Heseltine, but if I'm going to be impertinent to you, then you must be superior to me, which I don't think you are.

And he looked at me like, no one's ever spoken to me like that.

The plebs are talking back.

And I kept saying to them, and I had a great argument with Lisa Nandy about whether or not we had all this stuff still on YouTube.

So we kind of made our bones by being a bit

punk rock i suppose when it came to politics you know which was brilliant and that was where we we made our nation then gb news came along and they kind of took an awful lot of our people away a lot of producers some of the presenters tried to set up in a similar way but they've now had to kind of you know calm themselves down a bit as well and they've gone a bit kind of vanilla seems to me um i'm still glad they're there

But, you know, as time went on, then we got into COVID, and we were really, before GB News was even thought about, we were the only people saying, you know, what's this lockdown all about?

You know, why have we been told to wear a mask?

Why, when you stand up in a pub, is it different than when you sit down?

You know, what's a Scotch egg?

You know, all of that stuff.

Nobody else was asking the questions.

Not anyone.

I mean, you guys might well have been.

You mean not in the mainstream?

In the mainstream, nobody was doing it, you know.

We're doing so well.

And I mean, I'm in awe of you guys because I don't really know much about YouTube.