Hello and welcome to the Americano podcast. This is an election year. Will Donald Trump be

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you will get 5% off. Please do so. I'm joined today by Doroy Murdoch, who is a Fox News contributor and a contributing editor of the National Review Online.

And we're going to be talking about Joe Biden's super mini Tuesday. As expected last night, D'Roy, first of all, welcome to London.

Thank you, Freddie. It's great to be here.

I have an American actually in the office to do an American.

You're hearing an American accent on this podcast, which is probably unusual.

Well, we, as expected last night, Biden sort of came pretty close to wrapping up the nomination.

I think wrapping up may be putting it a little strong, but it's hard to see any way in which he doesn't win now.

So the question of immediate,

we've talked a lot about in previous podcasts,

about how he turned it around.

The question I'd like to ask today is,

can he beat Trump?

My hunch is that American politics is so crazy that he could. What do you think about that?

Well, first of all, first of all, thanks for having me here. It's great to be back in London.

Pleasure. Seeing old friends and meeting new friends. As for Biden, the first thing I'd say is just we all should be stand back and be astonished at this development.

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