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Hello and welcome to Coffey House shots the Spectator's daily politics

podcast. I'm Oscar Edmondson and I'm joined today by Kate Andrews is National Convention. So it's two days after the failed assassination attempt

on Donald Trump, and we thought we'd use this podcast

to maybe discuss some of the reaction from Westminster

and look at how this latest example of

political violence will impact our own politics here in the UK. But to start with

James, as I say you're in Milwaukee ahead of the Republican National Convention.

Could you maybe take us through what the mood is like over there?

Yeah sure so I stepped off the plane on Saturday 20 minutes later by a dunking donuts.

I'm filing a copy on the assassination extraordinary stuff, the attempts.

Look, I think the mood on the ground here in Milwaukee really is

Donald Trump already had a very firm grasp of this party he's adore by many

of the party faithful but I think that although slightly shocked I think everyone here

is very much more going to give Donald Trump an enthusiastic reaction when he

steps out on Thursday deliver his conference

speech.

The obvious theme for walking around here is even as someone is a veteran of UK party conferences,

the security here is at another level.

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