BLOOMBERG Charlie Rose November 14, 2017
About some of the things you have been writing about. In todays column, we are living in an age of global populism, a transition as profound as those in 1848, 1905, 1968. Give me a primer on global populism today because it affects american politics, european politics, and you are saying it is the age of global populism. David i compare it to those years because there are certain pivots in history where countries all around the world are facing the same problem but answering in different ways. 1848, workers revolution. 1905, you had the progressive era, industrialization. 1968, the rise of the...
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