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In this week’s podcast our editors meet Preet Bharara, a former federal attorney in New York

ANNE MCELVOY talks to Preet Bharara, a former federal attorney in New York, who successfully took on some of the biggest crimes in America involving corruption, organised crime and terrorism.

He explains why Wall Street executives were not prosecuted for the financial crisis. He also expresses his concern about how politicised the Mueller report has become. And, Mr Bharara reveals what crime he would be tempted to commit and why he loves mafia movies.

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