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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.

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

There will be plenty of interesting conversation and very, very lively discussion from Anne at any rate.

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Forward slash great again. I am delighted to be joined here in Washington in the Spectator's Washington office by Jacob Harbrun,

who is, of course, the Americano podcast's most frequent guest, a much valued and appreciated

contributor to the spectators' online and print editions and also

the editor of the national interest. Jacob, it's good to see you in Washington in the flesh.

There's a lot of talk about retribution in the air in this city because James Comey, the former

director of the FBI, has now been indicted.

But it's not perjury, is it? That's what people thought they were going for. What are they,

what did the Trump have been trying to indict James Comey for? Well, Freddie, for all the talk of

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