From CBC News.
Is U.S. President Donald Trump’s touch backfiring — both at home and abroad? Trump loomed large over two recent international elections in Canada and Hungary.
On Monday, Prime Minister Mark Carney clinched a majority government, a win being attributed in part to widespread anti-Trump sentiment among Canadian voters. And over the weekend in Hungary, Trump’s close ally and fellow right-wing populist leader Viktor Orbán was defeated after 16 years in power in a landmark election.
CBC’s Washington correspondents Willy Lowry and Katie Simpson, along with Radio-Canada’s U.S. correspondent Louis Blouin, report on the volatile value of Trump’s brand.
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CHAPTER TITLES
00:00 Intro
1:46 Canada’s Liberals clinch majority
6:00 The Trump factor in Quebec
7:35 Orbán’s loss in Hungary
14:10 A ‘backlash moment’?
17:09 How some young MAGA men feel
21:46 U.S. midterms in November
25:15 Listener question
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