Schwarzman Expects the Unexpected in US Presidential Politics

The transcript discusses the unpredictability and volatility in American politics, particularly at the presidential level. It highlights how unexpected leaders, like Barack Obama and Donald Trump, emerged despite initial predictions. The conversation also touches on public opinion regarding older candidates, with a survey indicating a lack of interest in President Biden running again. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the dynamic nature of political landscapes and the potential for unforeseen changes.

In what ways can unexpected candidates emerge in political races, as illustrated by the example of Barack Obama?

What implications does the public's lack of interest in older candidates have for future elections?