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Of experts to explore this further. In london, a geopolitical analyst and author. He serves as the cofounder of economic partners. And in beirut today but actually based in london at the school of economics. An expert on terrorism and the coauthor of isis the state of terr terror. And peter bergen joins us from washington. He is a Vice President at new america. Peter, let me ask you, does this strike you as terrorists adapting yet again . Because what is interesting about this to me is its in many ways very low tech. A van going into crowds, people brandishing knives and using them as weapons....

Indepth examinations of global issues, featuring interviews and roundtable discussions. Enemies. Now after meeting with jeanclaude, he says the eu and u. S. Obviously love one another. Seemingly bizarre sbun predictable behavior is part of a canny and wise strategy, that hes playing a fourdimensional chess, operating in space time. If so, hes getting badly beaten here on earth. In none of these situations has he actually been able to extract real concessions and there is a cost to this bluster and flip flopping. Trump is creating a reputation for the United States as erratic, unpredictable, un...

To treat an attack on one ally as an attack on all once. when member states supported the united states after 9/11. but that wasn't the first time a member state was attacked. it brings me to my question. why didn't argentina's 1982 invasion of the british-controlled forkland islands trigger article 5? britain declined help. the u.s. vetoed, attacks in the southern hem center don't count, or everyone forgot about it? my book of the week is prisoners of geography. this is a good idea speshabuper executed. it explains the world starting with geography, russia, ukraine, iraq, all through the ri...

The answer to the gps challenge is d, the report points out that while automation threatens jobs like manufacturing. artificial intelligence threatens white collar jobs, especially at the upper end of income. the fields use the same pattern recognition and forecasting that machine learning does most successfully. the authors emphasize that just because a job function could be on a computer, doesn't mean it will be. but think back to after the 2016 election when so much ink was spilled on economic angty of the struggling people across the country. if it taught us anything, it's that shifts in o...

A new brookings report this week uses ai to analyze how ai will disrupt the job market. really. it brings me to my question. occupations in what income percentile are the most vulnerable to artificial intelligence? the 10th percentile. 30 th, 70th, or 90th percentile? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. my book of the week is a podcast. as you watch the 2020 race, you will get amazing perspective by listening to american elections wicked gain. the host, lindsey grarm, no, not that lindsey graham, tells the story of every american election starting in 1789. it's very well done. ...