Seltzer explores hope for America in new season of UXA

Thomas Seltzer is excited about the upcoming season of his series “UXA – Thomas Seltzer’s America.” In this new season, he travels across the United States to explore whether there is still hope for the vast country. As he prepares for the U.S. elections on November 5, where voters will decide between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris for the presidency, he reflects on the societal challenges facing Americans.

Seltzer, a musician and TV host originally from the U.S. but who has lived most of his life in Norway, expresses concern over the implications of a potential second term for Trump. He highlights the increasing concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few, which exacerbates public dissatisfaction with the political establishment. He laments that Trump exploits legitimate grievances, directing them into the pockets of a select few.

Despite these challenges, Seltzer seeks to share a message of hope in his series. He asserts that the American spirit has persevered through past crises, such as the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, suggesting that the nation can overcome current difficulties.

In the premiere episode, Seltzer encounters individuals who have rejected the “Make America Great Again” movement and a family forced to leave Florida due to societal challenges related to their non-binary child. He expresses frustration over issues of gender identity being politicized by Republicans, labeling these matters as exaggerated symbolic battles.

Ultimately, Seltzer remains optimistic about the future, believing that Americans can navigate through their challenges by continuing to move forward. As he recounts his grandparents’ survival through tough times, he encourages viewers to maintain hope and resilience.