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Welcome to Navarra Live. I'm Michael Walker, and it's good to be back, though I have returned

apparently to an empty studio because I don't have a co-host today, but we do have some exciting

guests for you coming up. I'll be speaking to investigative journalist Daniel Boguslaw about

Donald Trump's Epstein problem, which seems to keep getting worse. And plus,

I have an interview with filmmaker Petro Costa about her documentary on the evangelical right in

Brazil. Also, coming up tonight, the government is lowering the voting age to 16. Finally,

A Keistama policy, I'm, am I excited about it?

I'm pleased, let's say I support it.

And Diane Abbott has been suspended from the Labour Party for a second time.

Stay tuned for all of that.

Before we get started, a reminder that tickets are available for the next downstream IRL event.

Ash Sarkar will be speaking to William Derrimple

for a wide-ranging conversation about empire resistance and the long shadows of colonialism

and Aram Bastani. We'll be speaking to Josephine Quinn, one of Britain's most respected

historians of antiquity. This is, I suppose, a follow-up to two very successful episodes of downstream

with a similar lineup. William Duremberg. I'm sure there are many fans in the audience

of this show, the people who listen to his empire podcast. I should tell you how to get those tickets.

They're in the description. It's at Earth Hackney

on the 29th, July. Let's go to our first story, please. At the end of a week where Donald Trump

has been under growing pressure to release information pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein,

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