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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 really look like when you pull out a little further. usic plays�...

Globalization, digitization unfettered without focusing on place. we need to actually focus on communities that have been left out, invest in bringing jobs there, in bringing the right type of credentialing there and in the book i give examples, such as zoom doing this at an hbcu classroom in south carolina being a success. we just have neglected the fair distribution of digital opportunity. >> is there a political calculation in this? i mean, "the new york times," in the review of the book, the...

Media platforms, but one point, fareed, i dont think antitrust is the silver bullet to solve the biggest issue which is that a lot of americans have been left out of the wealth generation of the digital economy and these 25 million jobs and how do we actually get more things like intel into ohio and creating jobs. and the book really focuses on how do you decentralize it. antitrust is not some magic wand that would do that. >> right. so lets talk about that. how do you make that happen and why -...

Come restricted in a zip code. >> 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-cfted regulations and there has to be a balance. i guess in a nutshell my position is not lets just reflex...

Thesis that donald trump was 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 l...

Economy and globalization for so many americans were they have the jobs go offshore , communities and churches and then to find one-way tickets out of the hometown. but they dont want to move. they want to stay in the community so the 25 million decentralize. so i would say look at intel with a republican government and who deserves credit for that. 7000 construction jobs with the afl-cio that this is a new nationalism and enthusiasm. this is what we need revitalization of the country. steve: te...

Benefits of globalization, trade and technology and travel, and that is increasingly impoverished and weakened over the years. >> the erosion of democracy here in the u.s. and around the world has become more and more apparent over the past few years. is the reaction to the invasion proof that democracy still has a fighting chance? >> well, i hope so. i think democracy has more than a fighting chance. and of course russia has been one of those, if not the chief external source thats been trying ...

As well? >> its a great question. theres a reason why we carved out energy and commodities from the sanctions. it wasnt baz we were trying to spare the russian economy. its because we were trying to spare our economy, especially the european economy which is very dependent on imports of european gas and oil. if we actually tighten the sanctions or voluntary embargoes, which were seeing, tend to cause more upward pressure on inflation, it means weaker growth in europe, higher inflation in the uni...

Just looking at the size of the ukrainian economy, it is not a big deal within the context of the global economy. but you have to look at it in terms of a new-world aerd that is order that is taking shape here. you know, we have come out of 40 years of a neoliberal world order, in which the u.s. globalized, was leading globalization through the rest of the world. all boats were rising. then, you had the financial crisis. now, covid. and you can see that we are moving from a uni-polar world to at...

Or a bad outcome from that, is that if you can make them retreat from the international corporation. i think we saw last week that the g7 or the uk was leading that primacy -- as well as what were seeing in g20 countries emerging across the world to work more -- . we need to see more international cooperation. and we need to work with china to make sure these economic sanctions work appropriately. we need that all countries reach out to other governments to work effectively. and its important th...