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And then host and moderator of Intelligence Squared u.s. Debates some of our best debates ever are those where weve stretched hard to look over the horizon at coming technologies with potential to change how we live each time asking a key question just because these technologies perhaps can work does that mean they should be put to work weve asked that in relation to say artificial intelligence and genetic engineering and a number of other similar technological developments similar in that what...

He wants to acknowledge that most american voters have due to the gaps in the benefits of globalization, many people dont believe in that system any more, he wants to say that he gets that, hes going to tweak it to put that money back in the pockets of regular americans he hasnt filled out the details on how hes going to do that. he wont be able to cast voters aside. >> this is his wheel house to your point, critics say hes been on the wrong side of a number of issues. case in point, the iraq wa...

Office. this is -- he has relationships with world leaders. were going to hear for him call for a summit of global democracies first year in office. one of the pillars of foreign policy for middle class, globalization. it will be interesting to hear details especially as it relates to trade. >> no doubt. i want to bring curtained jason johnson back. curt, lets talk joe biden for a second. this idea of foreign policy nostalgia. hes going to talk about reinstating relationships and standing we had...

Among working people with globalization, and he nailed it in 92. thats why he got so many votes. you could argue thats what elected this president in 2016. >> sure. tom steyer, the billionaire is running, but as a democrat. some feel justin amosh could be a spoiler at least in the state of michigan. we shall see. a lot of time ahead. good to see you, sir. just in, senator kamala harris teaming one congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez to help people with criminal records fairly obtain housing...

Losing steel mills, tech tile mills. globalization and automation have killed us. and i think its time for somebody who has come from one of these forgotten communities to actually be in the white house pulling the levers of power. this is not about some future race. you know, this is about the future for our kids. and im telling you, i come from an area -- we have addiction, depths of despair, economic anxiety. people losing their pensions. if somebody wants to get on board with a race and camp...

Like that? >> yeah, i worry about that because i think it is true that in general america has been able to produce the leader that they needed at those moments when we needed them, whether it was lincoln or whether it was fdr or teddy roosevelt. and they would argue too that hard times allows you to mobilize the citizenry when theres a common challenge that people feel, and thats more difficult when you have institutions that are separated and a system of government thats built on checks and pow...

Because of the influence and the pressure and the context of globalization thats the precise reason why people hold on to their identity thats the reason why you you cling to what makes you different if if theres a force thats thats homogenizing everyone making a run the same then what makes you unique becomes that much more important so i think in some ways there will be you know like what youre seeing like a degrade nation basically of identity but i think it paradoxically and simultaneously t...