Making Sense Of Political Violence In America | 538 Politics Podcast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In this installment of the 538 Politics podcast, the crew reacts to the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump. They discuss the impact on the country and community and also look at public opinion data on political violence. They also look at historical examples of such violence and track how lawmakers are reacting today.
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The way mainstream media talks about trump holds a lot of the blame for the environment.
That overhead announcement was perfect timing 😂
Interesting use of censorship here. What world do we live in when nonviolent comments get deleted?
Please include the video
We want the video back 😞
The dislikes will continue until the video comes back
Seriously. I had 20 minutes of video commercials and no damn video.
What is going on?
As a Canadian who studied at American schools, I am sorry that this happened, and I'm glad it was not worse. However, America has always stood tall among the nations and had its principles that it has stood its ground on even amongst adversaries. Remember that the tie that binds you together is stronger than the nuisance you have with each other. In a way that is like it is with family. You may not always get along together, but woe betide the person who seeks to harm any one of you.
What a load of absolute bunk. You really know how to dish it there pal. 😅 😂
Video again plz!
It’s still shocking to me that this happened. I don’t support the former President but I’m honestly still scared for him.
This election cycle is already more crazy than 2020. 😔
How can you be shocked? Political violence has been so prevalent in the USA for the last 100 years. And lethal violence generally is very common in the USA.
24:15 certified podcast bruh moment
25:17 Mike Gallagher
I really wish we had the political climate from 2012 :(
What climate was that? Conservatives attacking the first black president?
when people voted based on skin color? no thanks
@@LowerYourExpectationsPleb more like when racists painted anyone who wasn’t white “non American”
@@LowerYourExpectationsPleb ???
The timing of that announcement hahaha
The historical perspective is very helpful here. There have been many times in our history with much worse division and violence, including the civil war era, the 1920s, and the late 1960s.
Great JOB!! Love you guys at 538!!
It will certainly be interesting to see what Trumps "Unity message" is .. considering he's never really had a history of that. Kinda drawing on a shallow pool there.
you can remove the word political from the title
i live in pittsburgh and i am extremely offended by the comparison between this and the tree of life shooting. that is completely disrespectful and uncalled for. i immediately unsubscribed.
It being staged is all over Facebook you guys are acting like this is an anomaly
We are living history and I don't like it.
(Also bring back video!)
I BET HIS DIAPER WAS FULL AFTER THAT!!😂😂😂
Behavior like calling your opponent a dictator? That should not be happening in a democracy right? I agree fully.
Trump's not a dictator yet. He's just a wanna-be dictator, based on his own words.
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Key Points：
1. [Key Point 1]: Assassination attempt on Trump, one attendee killed, two critical.
2. [Key Point 2]: Polls show less than 10% support for political violence, varies by methodology.
3. [Key Point 3]: Political violence history in the US, spikes post-World War I, recent rise noted.
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00:00:00 Assassination Attempt on Trump
• Host discusses the shooting incident at Trump's rally.
• Guests share personal connections and community reactions.
00:03:59 Public Perception of Political Violence
• Mary Radcliffe discusses survey data on political violence.
• Bright Line Watch survey shows low support for political violence.
00:07:19 Historical Context of Political Violence
• Discussion on the ease of radicalization in online culture.
• Comparison of political violence history with current events.
00:12:23 Political Leaders' Responses to Violence
• Majority of politicians use unifying rhetoric post-shooting.
• Some politicians blame Biden for the shooting.
00:15:31 Historical Trends in Political Violence
• Jeffrey Skelly discusses historical political violence in the US.
• Comparison of political violence trends over time.
00:22:02 Impact on Politics and Public Participation
• High police presence at RNC highlights security concerns.
• Discussion on the effect of political violence on public participation.
00:26:06 Future Directions and Solutions
• Discussion on factors elevating election-related violence.
• Importance of civility and accurate perceptions in politics.
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How do you make sense of the media.
Which camp are you heading for. lol
I like but without video/zoom(?) image I'm not interested
bro that title is crazy
Was the Secret Service agent who decided to allow the rooftop to go unguarded, the same SS agent that Melanie is having an affair with? How many members of Trump’s security detail would Melanie be willing to sleep with, in order to insure that she doesn’t have to go back to the White House? On a related note, did you notice that Trump has at least two women on his security detail? Did he pick women in hope to have at least some of his detail that Melanie wouldn’t sleep with? Maybe he forgot about his wife’s lesbian pictures. Either way, it’s nice to see that Trump has changed his stance on DEI hires.
Are you well?
Sir, this is a Wendy's.