Hello and welcome to the Americano podcast, a series of discussions about American politics

and the Trump presidency for the New Spectator USA website.

I'm joined today by Alana Goodman, who is senior investigative reporter at the Washington Free Beacon,

as well as the co-author with Daniel Halper, of A Convenient Death, The Mysterious Demise of Jeffrey Epstein.

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Now, Alana, we're going to be talking about the arrest of Galane Maxwell.

Gellane was arrested in New Hampshire yesterday.

This came as something as a surprise to me

because I assumed she'd have disappeared

somewhere outside of America.

She does after I'll have a French passport, I think.

Were you surprised that she was found in New Hampshire?

Very surprised.

There were a lot of rumors about where she was. I think there was

even a report. I forget which publication it was in, The Sun maybe, saying that she had been

spotted in Paris. I think a lot of people thought that she was in, she was either in France or

she was maybe in London. I had heard like rumors about the Israeli embassy and things like that.

But yeah, it was very surprising.

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