This week, our interview is with Richard Madan, the award-winning Washington D.C. correspondent for CanadasCBC News.
Generally speaking, Americans have positive views of Canadians, the CBC News correspondent tells Deadline.
This is going to be a very challenging election on so many levels, he explains.
Richard Madan reports from Washington D.C. for CBC NewsGetty
There really is an anger out there, theres a resentment.
All the polls indicate no ones excited about this rematch between Biden and Trump.
Then you pour in disinformation, divided media ecosystems, and AI its just a toxic mix.
It will be a very unpredictable and high-stakes election.
Its a commitment he wears with pride, even though it can sometimes weigh heavy.
I know anything I say or do is going to be under such scrutiny, he adds.
The last thing you want to be is a target for somebody on a political team.
Although Madan left America as a kid, America never really left him.
Not that Madan is making plans to shout louder than any of his White House press room colleagues.
I just take a stab at be pleasant.
Were Canadians, right?
