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GZERO Live: America's uncertain future post-election
GZERO Live: America's Uncertain Future Post-Election | GZERO Media
November 05, 2020
With the winner of the US presidential election still up in the air, America faces an uncertain future. What do the results so far tell us about what's in store for the next four years? And what do they mean for the state of US democracy? Our experts tackled these and other tough questions — including what comes next for PUPPET REGIME — in a November 4th livestream discussion entitled "Decision 2020: What Just Happened?"
The discussion was moderated by Tony Maciulis, GZERO Media's Head of Video, and our panel included:
- Ian Bremmer, President, Eurasia Group and GZERO Media
- Karen Attiah, Global Opinions editor, The Washington Post
- Jon Lieber, US Managing Director, Eurasia Group
- Alex Kliment, Senior Editor, Signal & Chief PuppetMaster, GZERO Media
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