Rattner: People Nervous, Curious About Donald Trump

The transcript discusses international curiosity and concerns about Donald Trump's candidacy, comparing him to historical political figures like Barry Goldwater. It highlights differing perspectives among business leaders, with some supporting Trump and others backing Clinton. The discussion also covers Clinton's support within the business community and the potential impact of the election on investors, particularly if Trump were to win, which could lead to economic uncertainty.

What is the main reason international observers are curious about the U.S. election?

• They are interested in U.S. economic policies.

• They are planning to move to the U.S.

• They are confused about the nomination of Donald Trump.

• They want to learn about American culture.

Which historical U.S. political figure is mentioned as being more qualified than Donald Trump?

• Lyndon Johnson

• Barry Goldwater

• John Kasich

• Marco Rubio

What challenge does Hillary Clinton face according to business leaders?

• Winning over international leaders

• Gaining support from Democrats

• Overcoming the risk-averse nature of investors

• Convincing Republicans to vote for her

How do some business leaders view the risk of Donald Trump's presidency?

• They see it as a safe choice.

• They are willing to take the risk for change.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They believe it will have no impact.

What economic concern is associated with Trump's potential presidency?

• Lower taxes for businesses

• Higher tariffs on imports

• Increased immigration

• More government spending