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Being supported by those who were economically left behind and had lost jobs or seen their wages decline. she writes candidate preferences in 2016 reflected increasing anxiety among high-status groups, both growing domestic racial diversity and globalization contributed to a sense that white americans are under siege by these engines of change. the most telling statistic in the united states is surely this, this country, the worlds leader in science, has one of the lowest percentages of fully va...

Cheaper. products like cars, clothing and tvs. and consider tvs, one reason they got cheaper was globalization, as other countries can produce goods at lower costs. another reason was innovation. tvs use microchips which have grown cheaper even as theyve grown more powerful. a further reason is quality. and this is a bit of a technicality, but it matters. take a tv from 2000 with a sticker price of $300. and a tv that costs $300 today. todays tv will be bigger, have better picture quality, bette...

That absent massive voter education and voter globalization effort there could be a lot more voters disenfranchised in 2022. that is not perception, that is just math at this point facing the numbers that we have in 2021. remember, the election we are talking about in 2021 was a municipal election in georgia. it had the highest educated voters, the most informed voters on the voting process, turning out in local elections. a lot of people are going to turn around in 2022, and 2020, four who are ...

Conditions that will give rise to what donald trump exploited and that we need actually government to play a steering role and make sure that globalization, digitization are working for left out communities. i believe if we dont do that youre going to have the conditions of populism over and over again. >> ro khanna, pleasure to have you on. >> thank you, fareed. next on "gps," think prices have been going up? of course they have. but we will take the long view and show you what the trends rea...

And the truth is, we have so much more in common with one another than we do with things that we dont have in common. and it doesnt come with segregation. it doesnt come with denial, and it doesnt come with a refusal to read or speak to each other. >> so, rick, you take all of that sort of collaboration and knitting together and give and take, and just to be perfectly blunt, theres a real limit to my reach here, people who see this conversation, and a lot of the rise and as jonathan said, not al...

Week. is not just a slogan but a roadmap for the kind of country we should all want to see a major contribution that has just been made and then to represent silicon valley. for all americans everywhere. so lay it out for us. and of the knowledge economy to those places that have missed out. >> si your opening i thought it was spot on. the reality of $11 trillion in market cap. it has gone up 40 percent during the pandemic with a new economy and globalization for

What happened, the digital economy, globalization, took place and you had people say, no problem, were going to create wealth, theres going to be this knowledge economy, go move to the jobs. well, the result of that is what we have, huge wealth generation in my district in new york, in austin and seattle, large parts of america. youve seen deindustrialization, job loss. people actually of america youve dean deindustrialization, job loss, people actually talking about the brain drain in rural ame...

Week. is not just a slogan but a roadmap for the kind of country we should all want to see a major contribution that has just been made and then to represent silicon valley. for all americans everywhere. so lay it out for us. and of the knowledge economy to those places that have missed out. >> si your opening i thought it was spot on. the reality of $11 trillion in market cap. it has gone up 40 percent during the pandemic with a new economy and globalization for

And considertvs. one really they got cheaper is because of globalization, other countries can pro at lower costs. tvs use micro chips which have grown cheaper as they have grown more powerful. a further reason is quality and this is a bit of a technicality but it matters. take a tv from 2000 with a sticker price of $300 and a tv that costs $300 today. todays tv will be bigger, have better picture quality, better sound quality, connection to the internet and, therefore, the option of infinite mov...

>> do you get push back from your constituents? there is an irony here, you are representing silicon valley and you are at some level a critic of big tech. >> i do. just this morning i got a call from one of the companies saying the ceo wasnt happy because i thought that there should be stronger antitrust legislation. but i would say that there have to be well-crafted regulations and there has to be a balance. i guess in a nutshell my position is not lets just reflexively break up their companie...