Capital Link's McGonegal: See Correction if Trump Wins

The transcript discusses the potential impacts of the US presidential election on global markets, focusing on the reactions to a Hillary or Trump victory. It highlights the role of the Federal Reserve and its political influence, the divided US political landscape, and the implications for global trade and the middle class. The discussion also touches on the potential for gridlock in US politics and its effects on international relations and economic policies.

In what ways does the text describe the division within American society?

What is the relationship between monetary policy and the middle class as discussed in the text?

How might the outcome of the election influence capital flows to Asia?