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On the pod today, we have PIPA Hannah and they're both in year 13 studying politics and

we've also got their teacher, Miss Raynard.

And PIPA wrote to me earlier in the week, serves you right PIPA, to tell us about America

and its role in their classes and PIPA was 18 yesterday, happy birthday.

Now you don't have to, now you can listen to us without the parental guidance button.

You lucky thing, you get all the Latin, all the swearing because you have come in English.

PIPA, take it away please.

Okay, hi, I'm PIPA, me and Hannah are both year 13 students and we're studying politics

day-level.

A few days ago we wrote to John and Emily to ask them some questions about, you know, American

and politics, questions that we've got with helpers with at A-level studies and miraculously

they've written back to us and here we are today, hopefully getting some much needed answers.

PIPA, thank you.

We are a miracle as many if you know.

And Miss Raynard, who I know is also called Emily, we're not allowed to have another

Emily on this show, Miss Raynard.

So for the purposes of the next hour, you will always be called Miss Raynard because even

there we are about six times your age, probably you are the teacher and you will be Miss Raynard.

Miss Raynard.

Thank you for respecting the authority of the teacher post.

This is the special thanks to Edons and Sir John Fisher, associate sixth-door Manhattan

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