Trump, Clinton and the Politics of the Middle Class

The transcript discusses the political and economic landscape during the 2016 US elections, focusing on Donald Trump's campaign and its implications. It covers Trump's expected victory in the New York primary, his campaign strategy, and the economic consequences of his potential presidency. The discussion extends to central bank policies, global economic risks, and the impact of political gridlock in the US. The conversation also highlights the struggles of the American middle class and their influence on political shifts, including the rise of populist figures like Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.

What are the implications of Donald Trump's potential victory in New York for the Republican primary?

How has Donald Trump's campaign strategy evolved according to the discussion?

What factors are influencing the delegate counting in the Republican primary?

Discuss the relationship between the Federal Reserve's policies and the current economic stability.

What are the potential consequences of gridlock in the U.S. government as discussed?

How is the middle class's situation affecting U.S. politics according to the conversation?

What changes in foreign perception of the U.S. are anticipated due to the political climate?