

US Election: What's at stake - for America and the world?
Nov 5, 2024
Katie Stallard, a senior editor at the New Statesman, alongside columnists Jill Filipovic and Sohrab Ahmari, dissect the high stakes of the 2024 US presidential election. They explore the potential outcomes of a Trump or Harris victory, touching on crucial topics like immigration policies and women's rights. The discussion highlights the unexpected sidelining of climate change in the election narrative and addresses the international implications of U.S. foreign policies. Tension and distrust surrounding election day also come to the fore, emphasizing the stakes for both America and the world.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Trump, Immigration, and Women's Rights
02:42 • 15min
Immigration Policies and International Relations
17:58 • 5min
Harris vs. Trump: Foreign Policy Implications
22:56 • 13min
The Overlooked Issue of Climate Change in Election Discourse
36:04 • 2min
Navigating Economic Policies Amidst Political Challenges
38:02 • 2min
Tension and Distrust Surrounding Election Day
40:05 • 2min
The Stakes of the US Presidential Election
42:18 • 3min