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

What is going on with the Democrats? And has America gone even more crazy? We'll be discussing all of these things and more, more than once a week, because we don't feel you have enough Americano in your life.

I'm joined today by Kate Andrews, who is economics correspondent at The Spectator, here at The Spectator.

I have a guest in the office for once, which is very nice.

And we're going to be asking, would a Biden administration hurt Brexit? Now, Kate, we're talking about this because Nancy Pelosi has, in her rather

typically impolitic way, I'd say, said that there is no chance of a US-UK trade deal,

which suggests that if the Democrats win in November,

life might get a lot more difficult for Brexit, Britain, not that it's been particularly easy so far anyway.

As you say, Freddie, a speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, is threatening to take the UK-US potential trade deal off the table.

She's saying the UK will not get a free trade deal with USA under a specific circumstance.

And that is if the UK reneges on certain parts of the withdrawal agreement with the European Union.

Now, why does the United States care about the UK negotiating with European Union around Brexit? Well,

Nancy Pelosi and others in the Democratic Party are claiming that if the UK reneges on the bits

that it wants to around the withdrawal deal, that it would undermine the Good Friday Agreement,

which famously brought peace to Northern Ireland. And they're saying that they cannot be involved

in any move that would disrupt that piece. So if you disrupt the peace, no trade deal for you. Unsurprisingly, the UK government says

that's not what they're doing, that this internal markets bill would ensure free-flowing

goods between the four corners of the United Kingdom. But interestingly, they admit they can

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