In a lively discussion, Christian Fraser, BBC chief presenter specializing in US election coverage, sheds light on Donald Trump's claimed 'unprecedented mandate' as he seeks a second term. Will Grant, reporting from Florida, offers insights into the buoyant mood among Trump supporters, while Bernd Debusmann shares perspectives from Pennsylvania regarding Kamala Harris's underperformance. They delve into surprising voter demographics, including Latino support for Trump, and explore the electoral landscape's implications for both parties in the upcoming elections.

Will Grant, BBC's correspondent for Mexico, Central America, and Cuba, sheds light on the dire circumstances prompting migration from these regions, while Bernd Debusmann, BBC's politics reporter in Washington DC, analyzes the political ramifications in the U.S. ahead of the election. They discuss contrasting immigration policies between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, the impact of these policies on both migrants and Americans, and how global factors like climate change affect migration trends. Their insights reveal the complex interplay between hope, politics, and the American dream.

Courtney Subramanian, a BBC political journalist, and Bernd Debusmann, a seasoned BBC reporter, dissect the fiery first debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. They delve into the heated exchanges over immigration, abortion rights, and economic policies. Personal attacks added spice to their clash, raising questions about voter impact as election day approaches. They also explore the candidates' contrasting international views, particularly on the Ukraine war and the Israel-Hamas situation, highlighting the stakes for national security.