Michael Graham On High Noon

Michael Graham outlines his outrage at the concept of 'therapy dogs', and his opinion that Europe is stifling free speech.

Michael Graham can't believe Irish people aren't paying water charges, while also giving his take on Donald Trump's new Defence Secretary.

Michael Graham is unimpressed with our President's comments on Fidel Castro.

Michael Graham sheds some light on Trump's Cabinet, while also being aghast at how the Irish don't want to pay their fair share of insurance, education, water, etc.

Public transport aficionado Michael Graham gives his views on subsidising public transport, in light of news that the Limerick-Ballybrophy line may be closed.

Michael Graham says there be a tie in this extraordinary US Election.

Michael Graham joined George expecting to have to defend America's gun laws. He was suitably surprised at what George had to say.

George is joined as ever by Michael Graham, but Leslie Marshall tries to bring sanity to proceedings at the end of another eventful week of Clinton v Trump.

Michael Graham has his say on the idea of redistributing wealth according to need, and is not at all surprised by Donald Trump's latest meltdown.

Michael Graham is live from Washington DC as he wonders if there are Irish politicians accepted as corrupt? It's also 15 years since the 'War on Terror' began.

Michael Graham talks to George Hook aboutfinding the best Irish breakfast in America, striking Guards and lots more.

Michael Graham join's George to discuss the latest poll trends, South Carolina and fat kid's.

Michael Graham makes his bow on High Noon, as we lambasts the many who claim food intolerance, admits Trump could win, and tells his story of watching films in school.

Michael Graham is impressed with our attitude to deportation and gives his 2c on Dallas, as well as policing problems in the US.

Michael Graham has his say on the Olympics, Brexit, and Trump and Hillary's popularity (or lack thereof).

Michael Graham isn't impressed with Obama or Europe's response to terrorism, and can't believe what people want to do to an alligator.

Michael Graham won't join George in supporting Trump, has news on Hillary's campaign, as well as news of swimming instructors having to wear shirts.

Michael Graham can't wait to see what reception Ireland gives Trump, and gives his view on Los Angeles taxing rich people for the sake of the poor.

Michael Graham insists he won't vote for either candidate in the Presidential election, tells George to pay his water bill, and talks deer vasectomies in New York.

Michael Graham gets a letter from his biggest fan, has his say on Ireland's housing crisis, and brings news of Hillary losing in the polls to Trump.