Carrington Clarke

Michael Fullilove, Executive Director of the Lowy Institute, shares insights from the Aspen Security Forum, where Pentagon officials withdrew due to concerns over globalism. Megan Benton discusses shifting migration policies in Europe, highlighting new approaches to repatriation. Carrington Clark delves into the tragic case involving Australian brothers in Mexico, while Alicia Bruce explores local resistance to Trump's golf course in Scotland. Newly elected Senator Corinne Mulholland discusses her ambitions as Australia prepares for a new parliament.

Carrington Clarke, ABC's North America correspondent, sheds light on the shocking murder of health insurance executive Brian Thompson in NYC. He discusses the public's disturbing rally behind the suspected gunman, revealing deep frustrations with the healthcare system. The podcast delves into the motives linked to systemic issues in insurance practices and the emotional turmoil shaping public opinion. It also examines the ramifications for healthcare workers and how such incidents reflect broader societal unrest.

Barbara Miller and Carrington Clarke, ABC North America correspondents, provide on-the-ground insights ahead of a contentious U.S. election. They discuss the neck-and-neck race between Trump and Harris, exploring the enduring appeal of Trump among voters. The impact of women voters and strategic campaigns addressing reproductive rights are emphasized. Personal stories from families reveal the deep polarization in America today, highlighting the broader implications of economic disparities and contentious issues like immigration and abortion.