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Hello, thank you for all your messages that you've sent about this idea of us doing

some more stories that aren't coronavirus related on the podcast.

It does seem that most people quite like the fact that we talked about other things,

whether it was the Madeline McCann investigation or a lot this week, the reaction to the death of George Floyd.

Now AmeriCast, our sister podcast, has come back to discuss this.

So it's Emily, Anthony Zircher and John Soapel. Hello John.

Adam, hi and it's great to be back although as they say on these occasions it would be much

nicer to be back in better circumstances because the events of Minneapolis have convulsination

and as we speak there is a memorial service taking place for George Floyd who died after a policeman put his knee on

George Floyd's neck for nine excruciating and terrible minutes and it is raw and it is painful and America really does feel on edge.

Thanks John. I'm going to get out the way now so that you can listen to John and Emily and Anthony as they talk

about this massive moment for America on this episode of America.

America. America. America. America. from BBC News.

I am your president of law and order.

With mass protest continuing around the country,

President Trump says he's ready to use the military.

The country is crying out for leadership.

I woke up wanting to see the world burn down yesterday because I'm tired of seeing black men die.

Where are you from?

BBC. Here's another beauty. Black man. That. Where are you from?

Uh, BBC.

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