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Voters make up plurality. democrats have gotten more liberal but split 50/50 between liberals and moderates. republicans, though, are 75% conservative. o less than 25% moderate. so the power and the party is enormously off center and that creates the incentive structure where candidates want to play to the base and dont worry about reaching across the aisle. >> one alarming thing is they played this nativest backlash. there is almost this thinly veiled racism where there is at times that we see ...

Triable politics. why? its because peoples triable identities are being threatened by these major forces including globalization. that is really putting a lot of folks in a defense sive couch. sometimes this sec noeconomic. the squeezing of the middle class, the gaps in regional economies as well. former steel mill cities falling on hard times for decades and decades and a major irritant in the culture war issues because the page of change is too far and this is a global dynamic by the way. weve...

With neil cavuto talking about vladimir putin who he says senses weakness in the u.s. the "wall street journal" writing this globalization was supposed to prevent war, russia made be showing the opposite. vladimir putin may be betting the west isnt willing to pay the economic price to prevent a russian move on ukraine and an increasingly interconnected world. back with the panel, guy, why do you think people at home should care? >> guy: well, because there could be a war, right? and when there i...

Hett points out in his recent account of weimar, the nazis were fundamentally opposed to globalization before it was a catch phrase. >> hitler says something which really seems to jump out at us all these years later. he talks about german companies outsourcing manufacturing operations to china. >> by 1930, the nazis won the second most seats in the legislature. that was still less than 20% of the reichstag. >> one man represents the age-old virtues of germany. >> but there was one man who could...

Europe, came to germany. >> the border became a very loaded political issue. >> as the historian benjamin hett points out in his recent account of weimar, the nazis were fundamentally opposed to globalization before it was a catch phrase. >> hitler says something which really seems to jump out at us all these years later. he talks about german companies outsourcing manufacturing operations to china. >> by 1930, the nazis won the second most seats in the legislature. that was still less than 20% ...

This previous point about globalization and we have known it for the last half century unraveling. what weve seen for four decades is really companies putting jobs and production wherever it was cheapest to do so and then selling it globally wherever they could. biden really wants to change that. he wants to have a system thats a little bit more germanic, a little bit more balance between workers, consumers, companies and even civic society and politicians. again, these are potentially good chan...

Inflation for the foreseeable future? >> well, i think the answer is yes, we are seeing real wage rises, and, yes, it does mean inflation. and thats something, interestingly, that the biden administration doesnt want to focus too much on. nobody wants to declare war on wages, particularly not a president that has a bust of labor advocate cesar chavez in his office, but the fact is that the president came in on a work not wealth platform and that actually kind of dove tails with this previous poi...

And constant threats have not been a ground war israel and its era of allies since 79 in over 40 years because of jimmy carters camp david accord. and it created the world we live in now for better or worse, globalization. those two momentous decision impacting us. and basically let them know the horrific consequences they would pay if those troops that were surrounding poland actually went in. >> thats right, i think people tend to associate jimmy carter of the iran hostage crisis which

Decades. consumers are paying superinflated prices in the grocery store and cattle producers struggling to receive the cost of the market, many not receiving that from the marketplace. we went to the biden administration and said there are two problems, high concentration, four packers controlling 85% of the market. two of those four are brazilian owned and are exercising an abusive mark policy allowing them to leverage down price, the other problem is globalization, we granted an unlimited acce...

With resources that he has given through philanthropy, but hes also angered some on the right and some republicans because hes also been a big political donor, and i say that to say, you know, thats his first amendment right, to give to whom he wants to. but the fact that the attacks are anti-semitic in nature and that we see a tucker carlson actually supporting what is an anti-democratic government in hungary and using those ties to essentially do something that weve seen with hate is that it i...