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Hello, this is the Times Red Box podcast.

I'm Matt Chorley.

Now, an extraordinary day today, the Labor Anti-Semitism

report is absolutely damning and utterly grim and depressing so we're not going to talk

about that on the podcast. Today we want to talk about the US elections we've got our own focus group from America. James Johnson who normally

does the focus group for us on Times radio has done one with some swing voters in Pennsylvania

and because Halloween is coming up I've been digging into ghost stories from

Downing streets spooky's spooky goings on behind the famous door of number 10.

So if you want to find out more about what happened with the anti-Semitism report in the Labour Party, you can listen back to my show on the Times Radio app. But for now, let's get stuck in to our US focus group.

Every month since we started on Times radio, we've run a focus group exactly like those done

by Downing Street and political parties to gauge in more detail what people are thinking

about politics.

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