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Living in Trump's America: Will the President-elect follow through on his promisses? (part 2)

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And as the world begins to process a Donald Trump victory, protesters descended onto the streets of America chanting slogans and rejecting the billionaire shock win, and accusing him of racism, sexism and xenophobia. Our panel of journalists unpacks the reasons behind this surprise win and speculate on what a Trump Presidency will look like.

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