Panellists: Barnaby Joyce, Deputy Prime Minister; Kate Ellis, Shadow Minister for Early Childhood Education; Helen Andrews, Trump supporter & policy analyst; Joe Siracusa, Security and International Diplomacy, RMIT University; and Jennifer Hunt, National Security College.
Our panel discussed why Trump won, a wake up call to majority parties, racism and nationalism, asylum seekers and the US refugee deal, Orange's rural divide, the possibility of prime minister Hanson, Trump and women, our relationship with China, and nukes and NATO.
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13 ноя 2016
