Ari Hawkins: Trade Policy Differences Between the Two Candidates

As the United States gears up for a pivotal election, an unexpected narrative is emerging on the global stage: some foreign governments are quietly hoping for Donald Trump's return to the White House. Despite his reputation for disrupting traditional trade norms, Trump's dealmaking approach has sparked optimism among certain nations eager for new economic opportunities. This shift in perspective highlights the complex interplay between domestic politics and international trade relations, challenging conventional wisdom about which administration might best serve global economic interests. As the world watches and waits, the outcome of this election could reshape the landscape of international trade for years to come. Ari Hawkins from POLITICO shares the latest.