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🗓️ 11 November 2016
⏱️ 47 minutes
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The Simpsons predicted it but did you? Donald Trump will be the next president of the US after his election win this week - something many thought was impossible. But just how much of a part did economic dissatisfaction among those who feel left behind by a wealthy elite play in this? Did that wealthy elite spend too long ignoring ordinary hard-working families concerns and telling them they knew what was best? Why didn't the other side realise and do something that would have stopped the White House keys going to the most controversial president-elect ever? And what on earth does President Trump mean for the US economy and for the finances of us Britons on the other side of the Atlantic? Simon Lambert and Sarah Davidson, of This is Money, join Georgie Frost in the Share Radio studio for the weekly This is Money podcast to answer these questions and more. And it's not all Trump. We also get an update on Simon's will-writing adventure - where he promised to finally sort one out and explain what you need to think about, and talk about why mess can make you a success, what next for Tesco Bank and customers after its 21st century bank robbery and check up on some high street shopping giants. And finally, you know all that Toblerone fuss: want to know if it really does look that silly, or whether it tastes or feels different? We've got a new wide-valleyed bar in the studio, ready to test.
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0:00.0 | This is money brought to you in partnership with MS and I, giving you 100% security for your savings. |
0:16.3 | It is 9 o'clock here in New York City and a Fox's Alert and we have a president-elect |
0:21.2 | and that is the billionaire from New York who has never held public office in his life. |
0:26.7 | Welcome to This Is Money and Share Radio podcast in partnership with NS&I. |
0:32.0 | We have a new leader of the free world. |
0:35.0 | I pledge to every citizen of our land that I will be president for all |
0:40.6 | Americans and this is so important to me. Yes, Donald Trump defied the polls, the critics and |
0:47.8 | indeed many social norms to become the 45th present of the United States. Britain and the United |
0:53.6 | States share values of freedom of democracy and enterprise. |
0:57.4 | Of course we will want to talk to the Americans about future opportunities for deepening |
1:01.7 | our trade links with the United States. |
1:03.7 | The markets have shot in all directions as the world wonders what is coming, including, |
1:07.5 | of course, post-Brexit Britain. |
1:10.0 | But how on earth did he do it? |
1:12.6 | I'd like to punch him in the face, I'll tell you. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. |
1:18.8 | They're rapists. Total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States. |
1:24.2 | Well, he was a master of mess, according to one economist that you spoke to, |
1:29.2 | could we all do with being a little less tidy and be a little more Trump? Talking of fine messes, |
1:34.9 | Tesco Bank had to pay millions out to thousands of customers who had their accounts hacked. |
1:39.0 | This, I think, will put off a few customers who that's certainly going to affect the numbers should a good percentage |
1:45.8 | of those decide to switch accounts. |
1:47.7 | Just how can you protect against online fraud? |
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