Donald Trump and Biden in the Presidential Election

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If the Republican primaries were held right now, I think Trump would be the nominee. He has a hardcore base and it seems hard to figure out who could beat him in those Republican primaries. The desire, as you said for him, to wreak vengeance on anyone who questioned him or stood against him is willingness to promote violence, vigilante justice. It's going to be a very difficult election.

In this fourth episode of Martin Wolf’s series, the FT’s chief economics commentator discusses the rise of populist politics with someone who was hit by its hard edge: Hillary Clinton. Drawing on arguments in Martin’s latest book, The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism, they discuss what the future holds for democracy, why female leaders face such extreme misogyny and threats of violence, whether President Biden can win re-election next year, and why Clinton is pinning her hopes on a younger generation of voters.

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