Fiorina on Harris, Gender Gap, Biden, China, Big Tech

The transcript discusses gender dynamics in politics and the workplace, focusing on Kamala Harris's debate performance and the challenges faced by women, especially women of color. It examines the progress on gender bias since 2016, highlighting the slow pace of change despite increased awareness. The speaker endorses the Biden-Harris campaign, citing Joe Biden's leadership qualities. The discussion shifts to US-China relations, emphasizing the need for strategic consistency in trade policies. Finally, it addresses antitrust concerns in Silicon Valley, noting bipartisan agreement on the need to regulate big tech's market power.

How does the speaker view the progress of gender bias since Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2016?

What are the implications of having more women in leadership roles according to the speaker?

What is the speaker's perspective on the relationship between the U.S. and China in terms of trade?