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Hello and welcome back to the Americano show, where we talk about power, politics and prejudices in American life.

Every week we will talk to at least one or two or possibly three or four American experts,

international experts about American affairs.

And you can also catch us on Spectator TV on YouTube as often as you like.

Please keep listening and watching. Before we begin, I want to tell you about a very exciting event that is happening in London, and that is another Americano live event.

And I'm pleased to say we have secured our special internationally renowned guest. That's Anne Coulter,

the American commentator. And we're going to be discussing one year into the Trump presidency,

or one year on from Donald Trump's re-election, I should say, the question, whether Donald Trump has

made America great again.

I think there will be some disagreements.

There will be plenty of interesting conversation and very, very lively discussion from

Anne at any rate.

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OK, forward slash, great again. It's going to be great. Today, I am delighted to be joined here

at the Spectator's offices by Oren Cass, who is chief economist of American Compass, an editor of the new Conservatives.

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