we asked listeners of our americast podcast to send us their questions.ny zurcher to answer some viewer questions. listeners have some questions. we are going to you. the first question is: that's a really interesting question. the 'udge was a trump i interesting question. the 'udge was a trump a i interesting question. the 'udge was a trump a pointy, _ interesting question. the judge was a trump a pointy, she's . was a trump a pointy, she's been involved in this. the trump legal defence team search to her, reviewing the documents that were taken at that search. she appointed a special master to look at all this and kept away from prosecutors so they could look what they found at mar—a—lago for a period of time until reversed by the 11th circuit court of appeals in a pretty firm ruling saying that she had misinterpreted the law but a lot of people look at the decision and some of the moves during that initial review and say she is sympathetic to donald trump, and donald trump is lucky to get her as a judge overseeing this case, which has led some people f

and you can listen to the full version of the latest addition of americast on bbc sounds.'s return to the debt deal, which us presidentjoe biden is set to sign. the bipartisan measure sped through the senate by a vote of 63 to 36, a day after it cleared the us house of representatives. president biden has said he will sign the measure into law and we are expecting to hear from the president in the next few minutes. in his first address from the oval office. special guests to discuss 0ffice. special guests to discuss that. joining me now in studio is bryan lanza, republican strategist and former director of communications, trump transition team and annmarie hordern, washington correspondent at bloomberg. and joining us remotely from atlanta is ameshia cross, democratic strategist and former communications analyst for 0bama. think it's all three of you for being here and to guiding us through what will be an interesting speech because not only is it about the debt ceiling deal which we have been discussing and covering for many days and weeks and months, it feels like but al

strength and isngth perceived as maybe just crazy enough by our enemies that they will not against americast and america's interests around the world becausarou wore they o that the retaliatory response will be absolutely devastating . this is what president trump was conveying there, that he directly conveyelyd it to the chinese, to the russians, north koreans, terroristrussia organizations around the world, that if you lift a finger agains.t the states who are our interests, we will destroy you and our enemies knew that he meant what he said. american weakness is actually very provocative. and that's what we're seeing now under joe biden. and the contrast is so stark between the strength trump and the weakness of biden, janine, that i think most of american voters absolutely see that and they're willing to vote on that nexto year. miranda, 15 seconds on that. ae yes, look, i agree with everything. and joe biden has really put the country peril the world in i peril. and that's something i thinks se that will be one of donald trump's number one policy attractions going forward, as well as, i