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EPISODE · May 23, 2017 · 1H 2M

Presidents committing crimes

from Political WorldView Podcast · host Political WorldView

University of Birmingham's Adam Quinn sits down with Scott Lucas to discuss the important issues of the week. Returning special guest Marco Vieira gives his expertise as we delve into the issue of Presidential crimes. This week we examine the controversial Brazilian President, Michel Temer. Amid further allegations of mismanagement and fraud, how can Brazil deal with the problem of corrupt politicians. We have our regular number of the week round before turning again to Trump. We focus particularly on his most recent scandal, the firing of James Comey and look ahead to what this means for the office and the country. We discuss it all here. Produced by Conor McKenna in association with the University of Birmingham's Alumni Impact Fund. Find out more: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/alumni/Giving/alumni-impact-fund.aspx You can follow us on Twitter.com/PolWorldView and stay up to date And Like our facebook.com/polworldview Adam Quinn - facebook.com/adamquinn161 Christalla Yakinthou - twitter.com/Yakinthou Scott Lucas - twitter.com/ScottLucas_EA Copyright 2017 Music: "Go Cart" Originally posted 10 May 2017

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