CLEAN : Obama says Trump not qualified to be president

The speaker expresses doubt about a candidate's qualifications for the presidency, emphasizing the importance of listening to and questioning their statements. The speaker highlights a trend where behavior that would typically be deemed unacceptable becomes normalized during election seasons.

What is the speaker's opinion about the individual's qualification for presidency?

• The individual is highly qualified.

• The individual is not qualified.

• The individual is somewhat qualified.

• The speaker has no opinion.

According to the speaker, what should the public and press focus on?

• Listening and questioning the individual's statements.

• Avoiding any discussion about the individual.

• Supporting the individual's ideas.

• Ignoring the individual's statements.

How does the speaker describe the ideas presented by the individual?

• Well-informed and consistent.

• Contradictory or uninformed.

• Widely accepted and logical.

• Completely ignored by the public.

What does the speaker suggest happens to behavior during the election season?

• It becomes normalized even if unacceptable.

• It remains the same.

• It is completely ignored.

• It becomes more scrutinized.

What process does the speaker mention regarding election season behavior?

• It is celebrated by everyone.

• It becomes normalized despite being outrageous.

• It is heavily criticized.

• It becomes more transparent.