Claire on the Richard Tice show
Claire joined Richard Tice on his new talkRADIO show to discuss the importance of online anonymity at a time when free speech is under attack.
Claire joined Richard Tice on his new talkRADIO show to discuss the importance of online anonymity at a time when free speech is under attack.
Claire joined Mike Graham on talkRADIO to discuss the emergency legislation to mandate vaccinations for care home workers, the government’s mixed-messages on masks, the Euro 2020 final and racism in football.
Claire appeared on the Mike Graham show on talkRADIO and discussed the ramifications of postponing Freedom Day, mandatory vaccinations for care home workers, vaccine passports for public events, and the People’s Lockdown Inquiry, a new and independent investigation into the impacts of lockdown, compiled by the Academy of Ideas and commissioned by The Reclaim Party.
Claire joined talkRADIO’s Mike Graham to discuss what the Martin Bashir scandal and means for the future of the BBC… Watch an excerpt from the discussion on Twitter.
Claire called into talkRADIO this morning to discuss the appointment of MP Neil O’Brien as government ‘levelling up advisor’, the way accusations of ‘covid denial’ have fuelled conspiracy theories, police overreach and the arrest of a street preacher in Uxbridge, and the need for courage and bold thinking as we come out of lockdown.
Claire appeared on talkRADIO this morning to discuss the ‘eco-performativity’ involved in Extinction Rebellion ‘protests’ and draconian care home lockdown guidance, with presenter Mike Graham… Claire appears from 11 minutes in.
Claire joins Ian Collins of TalkRadio to discuss the growing tendency towards censorship. She highlights the Charlie Hebdo shooting as an example of when the phrase ‘I find that offensive’ led to a brutal murder, and re-affirms the importance of people being able to make fun of institutions of all flavour.
Claire joins Talk Radio host Mike Graham to express her concern about the lockdown and her irritation at people making it out to be a virtuous act as if people were joining the resistance in WW2.