Lichfield: Majority of German's Won’t Blame Merkel

The transcript discusses Angela Merkel's popularity in Germany, the public's understanding of her decisions during the migration crisis, and the potential political impact on upcoming French and German elections. It compares the responses of Germany and France to terrorism, highlighting Germany's preemptive measures. The role of Brussels in the migration debate is examined, noting Germany's advocacy for a European solution. The transcript also explores Germany's political landscape, mentioning the AfD party and its similarities to populist movements elsewhere.

What is the general public opinion in Germany regarding Angela Merkel's decisions during the migration crisis?

• Most Germans blame her for the crisis.

• A majority of Germans understand her decisions.

• Germans are indifferent to her actions.

• The public opinion is evenly split.

How is Germany expected to respond to terrorist threats compared to France?

• Germany will not take any measures.

• Germany will focus solely on border checks.

• Germany will take more aggressive measures.

• Germany will have a similar response to France.

Which country's election is expected to be more influenced by the terrorist threats?

• Germany

• Neither

• Both equally

• France

What is the likelihood of the Alternative for Deutschland forming a coalition in Germany?

• Very likely

• Somewhat likely

• Unlikely

• Certain

How does the Afd in Germany compare to Donald Trump in the US?

• They are less popular than Trump.

• They criticize elites but have a different style.

• They are more aggressive than Trump.

• They have a similar style and approach.