CLEAN : New York City stores board up out of precaution day before election

The transcript discusses the political climate in New York, expressing hope for safety amidst national decisiveness. It explores potential outcomes of the election, predicting riots regardless of the result. The speaker explains that protests aim to incite change, and if peaceful methods fail, escalation may occur. The discussion highlights the complexity of protest motivations and the societal response to political events.

What does the speaker hope for regarding New York's safety?

• That it remains unaffected by political tensions

• That it becomes a hub for political rallies

• That it is more decisive than the rest of the country

• That it experiences more protests

What does the speaker suggest might happen if the election results are not clear?

• There will be riots

• There will be celebrations

• There will be peaceful protests

• There will be no reaction

According to the speaker, why do people riot?

• To support the government

• To celebrate election results

• To demand change when peaceful protests fail

• To cause harm to others

What is the speaker's view on the destruction caused during riots?

• It is always justified

• It is a necessary evil

• It is the best way to get attention

• It is not right but sometimes seen as necessary

What does the speaker believe is the issue with how people perceive protests?

• They think protests are only for political gain

• They assume peaceful protests are ineffective

• They think protests are always violent

• They believe protests are unnecessary