Is AI a Friend or an Enemy? We Asked Strangers on the Street
Street interviews asking passersby whether they see AI as a helpful tool or a threat (Street location, United States, 2025).
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“My Opinion Is Changing Very Fast” — Trump Voters Are Turning
Street and vox pop interviews with people who voted for Trump now expressing regret and disillusionment (United States, various locations, 2025).
Bubonic Plague on Skid Row — Princess (2025 Update)
A follow-up interview with Princess in 2025, updating her situation and revisiting the conditions on Skid Row that first made her story resonate (Skid Row, Los Angeles, CA, 2025).
Skid Row Resident Interview — Michael
Mark Laita interviews Michael, a man living on Skid Row (Skid Row, Los Angeles, CA, 2025).
Kaitlin (Follow Up — 2025)
Mark Laita checks back in with Kaitlin in 2025 (Los Angeles, CA (likely Skid Row area), 2025).
Asked About Deportations, Liberals Struggle to Articulate an Answer
Interviewer poses a direct question about deportations or immigration enforcement (United States (specific location unconfirmed), 2025).
A Pro-ICE Challenger Meets a Leftist on the Streets of Santa Monica
The interviewer initiates a spontaneous debate with a leftist about ICE and immigration enforcement (Santa Monica, California, 2025).
Do You Believe in God? We Asked Strangers on the Street
Asked a single question: do you believe in God? (United States, 2025).
Is Voter ID Racist? Man on the Street Asks Tough Questions
A man-on-the-street format interview video asking members of the public the direct question: is requiring a photo ID to vote racist? (USA (specific location not confirmed in available metadata), 2025-2026 (exact date not confirmed; included here as best available MOTS-qualifying candidate; flag for date verification)).
The Chinese React to the US-China Tariff War | Street Interview
Chinese civilians react to the tariff war between the US and China: some express nationalism and defiance, others show economic anxiety, and many demonstrate surprisingly nuanced views of American consumers versus American policy (China (streets), 2025).
‘A FETISH’: Trump Doubles Down on Unpopular Tariffs Even as Voters Fume Over Rising Costs
Disillusioned Trump supporters speak directly about their buyer’s remorse (Rittman, Ohio, 2025).
As Americans Worry How They’ll Afford Gas and Groceries, Trump Is Mocking Their Concerns
Real voters describe the gap between what basic necessities cost them and what Washington says about the economy (Various U.S. locations, 2025).