doug ford, who defeated soundly the liberal party to become ontario premier.his is happening across the entirety of the west. tom: the "us versus them," the -- theme, robert kaplan, centers around this huge migration flows. i was privileged to have a wonderful conversation with dr. kissinger about this, who took it back, of course, to his europe as a child as he came over here. your thoughts on the us versus them tension of migration and refugees? mr. kaplan: i think globalization has divided, has split apart the united states rather than drawn the whole u.s. into the global system. there's that part of the united states where people are, you know, they are on low-carb diets, they look healthy, they exercise, they have high-paying jobs, they go to fine dining and they've been sucked into the global world and it's been great to them. but then, if you drive across the country slowly as i did three years ago, outside of university towns, some state capitals, and the coasts, all you see is just shelled out towns of 20,000, 30,000 people where all the stores are bo

are other ways and when i talk to my friends and family who voted for donald trump or voted for doug ford or rob ford i'd like them i don't hate them yeah we may have a big argument but i love love them so they're not bad people they just think a different way is possible and i think we have to accommodate that and understand that all of us you may be an exception because i actually have friends in the united states who stopped talking to each other. after the election of dylan time because one voted for him and another would have for clinton and they still don't talk and i think if you know it's not just my individual. experience that i think it's a broader phenomenon when you know certain parts of the society don't want to do so this is telling me something that we have to when this happens when people stop talking to one another we have to reduce the stakes there is something wrong with the nationalization of power. otherwise sensible people stop talking to one of them or reduce the stakes transfer the power to the local level when i go to a city honestly i can generally not tell if so

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i guess it's not all about economists tippett right so the fords both rob ford who was the mayor of toronto and his brother doug who's now premier of ontario so this is a position like being governor of new york or california or massachusetts there are coalitions very different. tribes coalition was mainly white predominately men but also white women male dominated families very low votes from immigrants and hispanic latino black people but the forwards in contrast not only took white working class voters but took a whole range of what in canada we called new canadians caribbean indian chinese what i think in that case i think it's true is that people were tired of governments that don't deliver that it was a sense that these government city governments provincial governments national governments don't deliver and they want more economic opportunity one they don't want to pay as much taxes into they want less government control of their lives and more economic opportunity that seems to me that something all of us have to deal with i maybe more in the west i may believe in it a bigger role for government but a l