New York Correspondent Phil Brown Updates Us On Geo-politics

Our Aussie Expat in New York City, Phil Brown gives us an update on what is happening in the Big Apple from weather that is the extreme opposite of our extreme heat, to the latest political activities from Washington as they affect Democrat States, and also the World Economic Forum in Davos Switzerland. He spoke to Graeme Kemlo earlier. Photo: Phil Brown

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