Governing in Donald Trump's "Rigged' Election America

The transcript discusses the potential impact of claims about a rigged election on voters, comparing current political challenges to past elections. It highlights the complexity of interpreting polling data and the importance of state polls over national ones. The final debate preparation and the controversy surrounding leaked emails are also examined, emphasizing the challenges faced by both candidates.

What is one potential consequence of the election rhetoric discussed in the video?

• Higher voter fraud rates

• Improved international relations

• Damage to the next President's ability to govern

• Increased voter turnout

What historical event is mentioned as a comparison to the current election situation?

• The 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debates

• The 1980 Reagan election

• The 2000 Florida recount

• The Watergate Scandal

What is a significant challenge Hillary Clinton faces according to the video?

• Poor media coverage

• High levels of animosity from certain constituencies

• Lack of campaign funding

• Inexperience in political debates

Why are state polls considered more important than national polls in the U.S. election system?

• They have a larger sample size

• They are easier to conduct

• They reflect the electoral college system

• They are more accurate

What recent development is causing issues for Hillary Clinton's campaign?

• A new tax policy

• A controversial speech

• Leaked emails from Wikileaks

• A health scare