Russian sabotage and state-sponsored terror. Plus: Mayoral elections in Brazil

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  You're listening to the Briefing, first broadcast on 30th October, 2024 on Monaco Radio.

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  Hello, and a warm welcome to the Briefing coming to you live from Studio 2 here at Midori House in London.

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  I'm Emma Nelson.

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  And coming up on today's program, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris push towards voting day with major rallies.

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  We'll ask our man in Washington whether anything will change between now and next week.

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  Also coming up.

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  And I'll be looking at what to expect from the first UK budget from a Labour chancellor in 14 years.

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  Will there be a rabbit?

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  Ewan Potts will join me with his crystal ball to look ahead at the UK budget, which could shape Labour's time in power.

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  Plus, now, with all the votes counted in each one of the 5,570 Brazilian cities, we can finally predict what to expect for the 2026 Brazilian presidential elections.

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  Fernando Augusta Procheco will bring us more on Brazil's mayoral elections a little later.

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  And we hear from the author of a new book which claims to rewrite the way we should look at geography and its influence.

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  All that right here on the Briefing.

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  With me, Emma Nel.

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  Donald Trump has rather unsurprisingly told a rally of supporters in Pennsylvania that Kamala Harris doesn't have what it takes to be president.

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  He was speaking shortly after Harris urged voters to turn the page on the drama and conflict in politics.

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  Meanwhile, Donald Trump may have been given a boost by footage that's emerged of Joe Biden appearing to call Donald Trump supporters garbage.

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  Well, Chris Chermack is Monocle's senior news editor.

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  He joins us live from Washington, D.C.

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  to bring us the latest on all three stories.

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