N1SRP — broadcast 20261105 050000 UTC 47 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:00] that this is about a referendum against Donald Trump's policies. He [00:00:04] promised something to people, people believed him, more or less those [00:00:07] promises still concerned the economy, the average [00:00:10] American voter wants to live well, wants to be [00:00:14] able to pay for food, electricity, utilities, fuel, it's a big [00:00:17] country, big cars, long distances, and all [00:00:21] of that, especially in the last year, has gone down the drain. [00:00:24] Trump promised he would stop wars, that he would stop [00:00:28] senseless American wars as well as others, remember, Ukraine, [00:00:32] the complete opposite happened, together with Israel he attacked Iran, [00:00:36] and then that triggered a chain reaction of rising [00:00:40] fuel prices that Americans themselves are feeling, that's what I said [00:00:43] earlier, today and yesterday, that is on election day [00:00:47] and after election day, this is the most expensive fuel that [00:00:50] the United States has ever seen, so, I wouldn't say that [00:00:54] the Democrats won, I would say that Trump lost, of course they actually [00:00:58] won, but they voted... against Donald Trump's policies, not for [00:01:01] Democrats, Democrats on the other hand are aware that [00:01:05] they have to come up with an alternative that won't just be [00:01:08] Donald Trump is not good or bad, to offer [00:01:12] citizens, why? Because in 2028, in the end [00:01:15] of ends, there are elections for president and the path is already being [00:01:19] paved regarding the candidates themselves and [00:01:22] all that will happen [00:01:25] later, what will be that cohabitation between, well, [00:01:29] Congress, which is behind me here, the White House, so Congress [00:01:32] will surely, given that Democrats now have a majority in both [00:01:35] chambers, uh, reduce, [00:01:38] problematize, analyze certain [00:01:42] decisions made by the president, they also pass the budget, [00:01:46] important laws, confirm appointments, they can [00:01:49] initiate impeachment proceedings, but again, later in the Senate they need to have [00:01:53] a two-thirds majority which they don't have, for [00:01:56] the president to leave, on the other hand the president said he will veto. [00:02:00] Then again, to overcome that veto, there must be [00:02:03] a two-thirds majority, so in the House of Representatives [00:02:07] and in the Senate, so it won't be simple, it will be tense, I think [00:02:11] what will interest us the most are those [00:02:14] board investigations that can investigate, so [00:02:18] the origin of money, in the end of ends, some business [00:02:21] transactions, Donald Trump's family, some things he [00:02:25] did, and where there has been no investigation so far given that he [00:02:28] had a majority, as for... foreign policy, everyone here says not much [00:02:31] should change, in the end of ends, the president and the executive [00:02:35] branch, he still holds a lot apart from the budget itself, which is no small [00:02:39] thing, in his hands, that transition period will [00:02:42] still last.