Trump, Obama and the Frustration Felt by U.S. Voters

The transcript discusses the political landscape, focusing on public frustration with the government and the rise of populist figures like Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. It highlights an interview with Greenspan, who offers a cautious view of the political economy. The conversation compares Trump to Barry Goldwater, noting Trump's lack of depth on key issues. The discussion also touches on the political climate change since 2012, attributing some of the current division to President Obama's presidency. Finally, the speaker expresses willingness to support the Republican nominee, whether it's Trump or another candidate.

In what ways does the speaker believe Donald Trump is superficial on issues?

What is the speaker's stance on supporting Donald Trump if he becomes the nominee?