I explain what I’ve learned about the average Donald Trump supporter, after meeting many of them in my home state of Virginia.

A couple of weeks ago, Swiss Radio sent me to rural and small-town West Virginia to illustrate the Blue-America/Red-America divide.

It is interesting to get their perspective on our perspective. Although the final result is in French, you can hear a lot of our debate in English. I’ll translate the French part in the comment below.

Below is the two-minute “teaser.”

And here’s a link to the two-part series (which I haven’t translated yet) with pictures and audio.

I’m joined by callers as we discuss our favorite parts of the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

I’m joined by callers as we discuss the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who was better prepared, and the issues covered in the debate.

Mark is joined by callers as he discusses how America’s journalists have failed to inform Americans what is the truth when it comes to the many lies that Donald Trump has told during his presidential campaign.

Mark also discusses why this is a concern ahead of tonight’s first presidential debate. This includes recent comments by the Head Of the Presidential Debates Commission that moderators should not fact-check candidates.

Mark discusses the lies Trump has produced throughout not only this campaign, but throughout his professional life. It was found that Trump used money from his own charity to settle his legal disputes which is illegal and prohibited by the IRS. And we haven’t even seen his taxes yet. Not only that, he never paid the winnings from a $1 Million hole-in-one contest that was promised to a golfer at one of his own courses!

Mark is joined by callers as they discuss why the alternatives to Hillary Clinton pale in comparison to the Democratic front runner and why the 2016 race should be an easy one to decide for the American voter.

Mark is joined by callers as they discuss new data from the Census Bureau showing that middle class incomes had their fastest growth on record last year.

I explain how the civil war in Syria came to be, what it was like for an average citizen there before and after the conflict began, as well as why we as Americans should care deeply about what happens there.

I’m joined by a handful of callers, including those who support and those who don’t support Donald Trump, as we discuss the motivations for supporting the Republican nominee for President.