The Power Politics of Trump's Vow to Jail Clinton

The video discusses the importance of political power alternation in democracies, highlighting the dangers of jailing political opponents. It examines market reactions to potential election outcomes, focusing on the probability of Secretary Clinton's victory. The discussion extends to the impact of political events on currency and trade, particularly the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar, and touches on immigration issues.

What does Professor Feldman suggest is a key characteristic that separates functioning democracies from weaker failed ones?

How does the speaker interpret Mr. Trump's threat to jail Secretary Clinton in the context of political traditions?

What is the speaker's perspective on the market's reaction to the potential election outcome?

In what way does the speaker relate the Canadian dollar to the political situation discussed?

What implications does the speaker suggest regarding immigration in the context of the political discussion?