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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Choy. Coming up on today's episode, a year ago

today, an angry mob storms the capital building in Washington in an attempt to halt the democratic

process and stop Joe Biden being confirmed as US President. Well, I've been speaking to Robert

Moore, the ITV reporter, is the only broadcaster inside the capital as the buyer unfolds it.

He spoke to the writers on camera as they wreaked havoc. And we ask what now for American

democracy? One expert tells me the US would be on the US's own watch list for a country heading

for civil war. So that's cheering. First off, we kick off as over with our economy's panel.

And on a Thursday, it's night at the marines. It's in your night and James married.

And James, sources tell me you are sitting in my big chair. Yeah, it's lovely. It's so

comfy and powerful feeling. I've not been in there for ages, but it's been weeks, weeks since I

last sat in that chair. I'm taking over. If you abandon it much longer. Well, you're very

welcome to it. As long as I'm not, as long as I'm not then asked to write comments about

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