Hello everyone and welcome to Amunfor here's what's coming up.

The evidence is powerful some of it more powerful already than what we saw in the impeachment

of Richard Nixon.

Former Secretary of State John Kerry on impeachment, betrayal in Syria and the climate

emergency.

Plus, star of stage and screen, Brian Cox,

dissects his roles of the moment,

President Lyndon Johnson on Broadway,

and the ruthless Murdochian media mogul on the hit show's succession.

Then, when we take time to stand up for people and to shine a light in a dark place,

not everybody's going to like it. W.N. B. A superstar Maya Moore tells us why she's trading one court for another

as she fights for social justice. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Pristianau-Anpur in New York.

This week President Trump's transactional approach to foreign policy is taking center stage.

Blockbuster testimony in Washington saw the top US diplomat to Ukraine describing what he called

a quid pro quo demand from President Trump to

President Zellensky military aid and a White House visit in return for dirt on his

political rivals. While across the world, Trump's Syria withdrawal

is described as a serious strategic error.

Amid reports that now the US could move tanks and troops

back again into the east of the country to protect U.S. forces near the oil

fields. Whether it is Syria or pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal or the Paris Climate

Accord, these moves are all part and parcel of unpicking his predecessor, President

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