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The transcript discusses Howard Schultz's potential run for the U.S. presidency as a centrist independent. It explores his motivations, the political landscape, and public sentiment towards a third-party candidate. Schultz's policy priorities, including health care, cybersecurity, and education, are highlighted, along with his approach to governance. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by moderate candidates in the Democratic field.

What is Howard Schultz's primary reason for considering a presidential run?

• To support President Trump

• To address political polarization

• To join the Republican Party

• To promote a far-left agenda

What is Schultz's main concern about the current political landscape?

• Too many political parties

• Polarization and gridlock

• Excessive government spending

• Lack of media coverage

What is a potential outcome of having a third-party candidate like Schultz?

• Increased voter turnout

• No impact on the election

• Re-election of President Trump

• Guaranteed Democratic victory

Why might it be difficult for a moderate candidate to win the Democratic nomination?

• No media support

• Lack of funding

• Too many candidates

• Focus on progressive policies

What is one of Schultz's proposed top priorities if elected?

• Reducing taxes

• Improving healthcare

• Building a border wall

• Expanding military presence

Which area of national security is Schultz particularly concerned about?

• Military spending

• Border security

• Nuclear weapons

• Cybersecurity

What educational initiative did Schultz support at Starbucks?

• Online learning platforms

• Mandatory uniforms

• College tuition for employees

• Free textbooks