CLEAN : Obama artist unveils murals and large exhibition in Hong Kong

The transcript discusses the universal right to express opinions and the importance of respecting cultural differences while acknowledging the need for disobedience when customs suppress necessary expression. It contrasts political figures Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, expressing support for Clinton. The discussion then shifts to street art, its role in public spaces, and the dynamics of capitalism, highlighting the tension between artistic generosity and commercial exploitation.

Why does the speaker believe disobedience might sometimes be necessary?

• To respect different cultures

• To repress opinions

• To express necessary ideas

• To follow customs

What is the speaker's opinion of Donald Trump?

• A relatable leader

• A narcissist and egomaniac

• A supporter of average people

• A humble politician

Why does the speaker support Hillary Clinton?

• She cannot relate to average people

• She was supported in 2008

• She is a better choice than Trump

• She is a narcissist

What does the speaker think about the ethics of selling street art?

• It is selfish of the artist

• It is a fair exchange

• It is generous of the seller

• It reflects how capitalism works

What is one purpose of street art according to the speaker?

• To question the use of public space

• To limit public expression

• To promote government signage

• To increase advertising