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Andrew Little - are US politicians more interesting?

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Labour Leader Andrew Little caught up with The Country's Jamie Mackay today.

Mackay usually talks to John Key on a Thursday but the PM and most of parliament are on holiday. Little had his break a while ago so has stepped up to the challenge of filling the Prime Minister's shoes for the day.

How is he rewarded for such diligence? Jamie wants to talk American politics and charmingly suggests that Donald and Hillary are far more interesting than Little and Key.

Nice.

You can hear the full interview in the Soundcloud embed below:

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