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Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up. The latest dump of Epstein

emails still making waves. We discussed the revelations with Chief National Affairs correspondent

Jeff Zellinib then. What Zohan Mamdani's win as mayor of New York tells us about a larger

worldwide trend in left-wing politics.

The leader of the UK's progressive Green Party, Zach Polansky, joins me to discuss

countering the right and his own surge in the polls.

Plus, waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett's legendary play is back on Broadway, and I speak to its stars, Keanu

Reeves and Alex Winter, about taking on this absurdist masterpiece.

Also ahead, African-American trailblazers, Congressman Jim Clyburn talks to Harry Srinavassan

about his new book profiling the eight black political pioneers who came before him.

The Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in London, and we begin with more revelations from the Epstein files.

Thousands of emails to and from Jeffrey Epstein have been released by the House Oversight Committee,

exposing a web of connections to the disgraced businessman and convicted sex offender

who was found dead in his jail cell in 2019.

Of course, all anybody wants to know is about President Donald Trump.

While the White House says there's nothing to see here, the Democrats were first to release a

handful of emails where Epstein discussed him. Trump admits they were once friendly, but says he

cut ties with him years ago. The Republicans responded by releasing the full

set of emails and documents, a whopping 20,000 of them that they had obtained from the Epstein

estate through a subpoena. And now, with the House, finally back in session, after a long-drawn-out

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