U.S. voters who have been struggling with their lives are 'angry'...Even jobs were lost to illegal immigrants. [Y Record]

■ Host: Anchor Jeong Jin-hyung and anchor Lee Eun-sol
■ Starring: Commentator Lee Jong-soo

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◇Anchor> With former President Trump, who has put America First in power, in power, the Republican Party is likely to take control of the Senate and become a majority in the House of Representatives, which is expected to gain strong momentum. It is expected that Korea's diplomacy, security, and economy will also experience turbulence in the future. Let's talk with commentator Lee Jong-soo today. Please come in. First, it would be nice to look at the election, but it ended too blandly than expected. There are a lot of these voices coming out. You must have seen the election yesterday, but how did you see the election?

◆ Reporter> First of all, I've been thinking about approving Trump. The U.S., where the majority of voters in the U.S. were superpowers even in the Biden administration, continues to backtrack. I had this kind of anxiety. So I'll make America great again, Ma, in other words. It seems to have given Trump another opportunity for him to imprint a strong leadership image on voters by shouting like this.

◇Anchor> So it was Trump's slogan, Maga.

◆ Reporter> But not only white and male low-educated supporters of Trump, but also black, Latino, and Hispanic men, who can be called the Democratic Party's house rabbits, were living in the Biden administration because of high prices. Also, economic polarization has intensified, hasn't it? So rather, during Trump's first term, inflation was only around 1%. I had this longing that it was better to live at that time. And as about 11 million illegal immigrants flowed in, they lost their jobs and put pressure on low wages, and there were very loud complaints. Since President-elect Trump knows this well, I think this election strategy, which delves deeply into the economy, illegal immigration, and very practical issues, has had a great effect. On the other hand, even though about 70% of American voters now support Biden's regime change theory, as you know, Harris has failed to differentiate herself from Biden, right? This has helped Trump a lot, and Harris, who quickly became a presidential candidate, attacked Trump as a threat to democracy and a fascist, but her vision that sets her apart from Biden, how will she lead this country? And I couldn't show the contents in detail. And trying to rally women's votes on abortion rights, but didn't white women matter? It was 30% of the total electorate. But when I opened the lid again, as a result, more votes went to Trump.



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: Lee Mi-young, editor of the digital news team

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