run. why? he says although he saw a path for victory which usually people that see a path for victory do it, but he thought his role could be better played in expressing support for someone else and excerpting pressure as the new hampshire governor throughout this process taking on donald trump who he clearly doesn t want to be the nominee. he sat down with dana bash and explained more of his thinking. the math has shown donald trump has no chance of winning in november of 2024. he won t even win georgia. if you re a republican who can t win georgia, you have no shot. he s proven that. if republicans nominate him, we re saying a vote for him is a vote for joe biden. that s how the math will play out. that s his assessment of the math. one other thing to think about is the new hampshire primary itself now with the governor out will become a more important contest because you don t have a hometown player. interesting. david, stick around. let s talk about the democratic
around aelection denialism. they don t want to be the people pulling away from hearing politicians. this is a big trend in big tech, letting people spew information for the sake of giving people a platform. i don t know where you draw that line. what happens if a candidate denies the holocaust? it s a sticky line. what some experts will tell you is we ve given politicians free speech on broadcasts. you re not allowed to censor broadcast ads or fact check them. that s the policy people are pointing to. where is the line? we have certain lines. on the internet there s no regulators. the lines belong to the platforms. let s talk about the republican nomination process. john, i want to get your reaction to anikki haley s
more digital consulting firms. there s still a belief that ads work but as television habits shift, the question is how do you get ads online. we re seeing the emergence of persuasion advertising online in the circle. before it was just getting people into the funnel to become field organizers or donors. this sort of transitions us to this kind of what the next frontier is. the thing about broadcast ads in general is it s essentially a 1960s technology, which doesn t mean you shouldn t do it, hi, advertisers, keep doing your thing, but that there are other more specific ways to yeah. the possible of targeting particularly online right now is really incredible. not only to get potential supporters so that they become more excited and potentially become donors but to actually find those people who the campaigns know need to be persuaded in a swing state while they re watching a youtube video and converting them at that
world. i m fareed zakaria. we begin an important show with the most important topic today. the economy. to talk about it, we have no lesser an authority than president obama s top economic advisor, that s gene sperling, director of the national economic council. why isn t employment picking up? we ll ask him. then we ll go global. who should be the next president of the world bank? should it be an american, as always, or should it be opened up to emerging economies, in asia, africa, south america, nigeria s finance minister says she should be the bank s next leader, and she has some very influential supporters. we will talk to her. also, the new kind of warfare we re seeing pop up more and more. dirty wars. that s what the new york times s jeffrey getleman calls them, and we ll talk to him about it. first, here s my take. as many regular viewers know, i have been following the tense back and forth with iran very closely. i continue to believe it is the single most dange