I was in America in the three weeks leading to the last Presidential election. I watched Fox and CNN (no radio 4 in the morning there, no ch4 news at 7). The Americans we spoke to were all friendly, and only one group were Trump supporters. We met that family at Arlington cemetery where we were all paying homage to the flame that burns for JFK. The family were a father (veteran of Vietnam) his son (veteran Afghanistan) and sons wife (from a military family. The young people loathed Trump and were embarrassed by him. They had never voted Democrat and felt torn as they didn't trust Hilary either. Dad was full on Trump, despite which we got on very well.
I just heard Scaramouchi interviewed on radio 4. Fascinating how anti Trump he now is, describing him as "a lunatic, everyone knows he's a lunatic". He, like another US commentator I heard, went on to discuss the alienation many Americans feel about the left/democrats who insist that if you're white, you are a white supremacist, the pushing of the trans/lesbian/gay/ agenda above any other point of view. I don't know enough about the US to know if that extreme view is correct. It resonated though with the red wall seats in the UK which rejected a LP they felt no longer represents them.
As a liberal, feminist lefty, these are uncomfortable things we have to discuss.