

Anti-Trump protests in all 50 US states
119 snips Apr 5, 2025
Celia Hatton, the Asia-Pacific editor for the BBC, dives into the nationwide protests against Trump's policies. She discusses the public's discontent linked to economic turmoil and the implications of U.S. tariffs on countries like Cambodia. The conversation also touches on international misinformation, specifically regarding the Gaza conflict, alongside a tribute to the rich legacy of Malian music. Additionally, they explore the growing influence of jazz in film and the fascinating adoption of British slang in American culture.
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Widespread Protests Against Trump
- Tens of thousands protested against President Trump's policies across America.
- Protesters criticized budget cuts, economic policies, and a perceived shift towards authoritarianism.
Conflicting Views on Trump's Impact
- Protesters expressed concerns about the potential economic impact of Trump's policies and the spread of disinformation.
- A retired auto worker voiced support for Trump, believing short-term economic pain is necessary for long-term gain.
Potential Shift in Opposition to Trump
- Widespread protests signaled a potential shift in the opposition to Trump, possibly motivating Democrats to be more vocal.
- These protests, the largest since Trump's inauguration, targeted various policies and the tariffs.