"fareed zakaria gps" starts right now. >>> this is "gps," the goblobal world. i'm fareed zakaria. in the battle against isis and the struggle to find new homes for refugees, in the american presidential race and its swirling controversies, in the west, chilly relations with russia. in the united states and the world's economies. china, india, africa. much more. also, do you need a little nudge to pay your taxes? a push to not spend all your money. a little help being honest. the u.s. government is here to help. is it good news or is it big brother? we'll explore. and women waging peace. why the way to end much of the fighting, the battles, the skirmishes around the world, may be the almost 50% of the population that has more interest in peace than war: women. >>> but first, here's my take. 2016 will bring with it the usual share of surprises and new trends. but there is a striking piece of social science research unearthed last year that will continue to shape the conversation next year and beyond. we've had one of its authors on the show recently, the 2015 nobel laureate in econo

i want to bring in fareed zakaria, the host of "fareed zakaria gps." thanks for stopping by.ogy thing, let's talk about that because it's very important to the iranians, but the u.s. doesn't want to seem weak to americans, so what should we make of that? >> well, at some level, it's a minor incident at sea. these things do happen. boats do accidentally transgress and cross over into territorial waters as barbara was saying, there's a procedure for it. it just is happening at a very tense time. it's happening, you know, days before iranian sanctions are likely to be lifted if iran complies. there are a lot of people suspicious, waiting to see if iran will comply. at the same time, there are people within iran who are trying in various ways to ensure that the nuclear deal doesn't turn into a broader rapprochement with the united states. the iranian hard-liners view is we're doing the nuclear deal because we're willing to put these constraints on our program in return for the fact that we get these sanctions lifted, but that's it. the united states is still our enemy. we are sti

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i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. we have a great show for you today starting with the day many critics said would never come. iran comes in from the cold satisfying all the initial requirements of the nuclear deal. at the same time tehran releases five american prisoners. is this a new era of relations with the west or is it a trick as some critics contend? a good deal or still a deal with the devil? >>> president obama began his final year with a heartfelt state of the union. >> protecting our kids from gun violence. >> what will he be able to accomplish in 2016 and what to make of his possible successors. i will talk to david from and others. >>> first, here's my take. i want to tell you today about an experience i had recently. one that i think shed some light on a big trend that worries all of us, radicalization. i'll get to my tale in a moment, so bear with me. thomas jefferson often argued that an educated public was crucial for the survival of self-government. we live in which that education takes place throug

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both sides are saying thank you for cooperating. >> fareed zakaria, thank you as always.>> i just mentioned a moment ago, south carolina governor nikki haley. she gave the republican response to president obama's state of the union. she just spoke moments ago in south carolina. here she was. >> i know given an opportunity by paul ryan and the speaker to say what i want. it was an opportunity to go ahead and talk about not just where we've been but where we are and where we're going. donald trump was not the only person i talked about. a lot of people want to say that's how it was. when you talk about the angriest voices or the loud voices it was also the situation we had with walter scott. when you looked at the fact that a black man was shot by a white police officer five times in the back, we didn't have the yelling and the riots. what we did do is two months to the day of that shooting, republicans and democrats, blacks and whites passed the first body camera bill in the country. the point is with when you get loud, when you get angry, the work stops. things stop movin

i am fareed zakaria. we have an incredible story today and the incredible former school teacher that's now the leader of the american largest trading partner. an introduce to the canada prime minister justin trudeau. >>> the ever spreading virus that caused the white house to cause a meeting. >>> a world health organization to redeem a committee. we will tell you what you need to know. >>> and you know what life is like in france 35 hour work week and six weeks of vacation, great wine and food. not quit the countries economy minister busts some myths about france. th >>> then five years ago it was packed with protestors trying to topple a dictator. this week it was nearly empty but for protestors. what happened to equ egypt? >>. >>> and honor kills. one of the most bar bar i can murders and a woman shot by her family because she loved the wrong person. a stunning film about one such horrific case. >>> first here is my take. to understand why the current conservative crack up is so confounds the establishm

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from davos switzerland. we have a great show for you this week. two big interviews. i will talk to u.s. defense secretary ash carter on the fight against isis and troubles in afghanistan. and we talk to the biggest opponent of the iranian nuclear deal, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what's his reaction to the deal's implementation. >> look, i hope that i'll be proved wrong. >> and is there any hope of middle east peace while he's still in office. >> you have to sit down and negotiate. we're willing to do it. they're not. >> also, our dollars down, are pounds a part of the past? imagining a cashless future. it's already happening in one major european country. we'll take you there. finally, scientists say we are in new age. we'll tell you what that means. >>> but first, here's my take. conversations here at the world economic forum in davos might begin with the global economy, but sooner or later, they turn to trump. the republican primary contest has gotten everyone's attention. some remain entertained, but many of the people i've spo

i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start today's show with what could be the next war in the middle east. saudi arabia versus iran. sus -- sunni versus shia. what will the next step be? will this cold war turn hot and what role should america play? i have a terrific panel to talk about all of that. >>> then, the next recession. we're due for another one. and some see it coming from china. what in the world? i will explain. >>> also, the most controversial secretary of state of all time, perhaps, henry kissinger. war criminal, foreign policy master mind, something in between. i will ask his biographer. neil fergs ferguson. >>> vladmir putin. he's just declared nato a threat to russia but how much of a threat is he to the west? >>> finally, one of the world's top fashion houses. they make shoes, handbags, skirts and now jobs. yes, indeed. >>> first, here's my take. over the last two decades, the united states has approached the middle east through its own conceptual frame works, secularism versus religion, order versus chaos. but the most significant trend shaping the region today is someth

joining me is fareed zakaria. is there more to this crisis than the execution of the collar rick and the storming of the embassy? >> there is much more. this is really the background condition shaping the violence in the middle east for the last decade. we want into iraq and found problems, syria collapsed but under it all, is this great sectarian sunnis versus the shiite. it plays out in syria, in lebanon, in bay ran. so in a strange way the wonder is it doesn't take longer for this to erupt but now you have open hostility between the leading sunny power, saudi arabia and iran and this is going to complicate the middle east even further if that's even possible. >> saudi arabia was obviously upset about the nuclear iran deal and any kind of growth or rise of iran on the international stage is of concern to saudi arabia. >> that's right and saudi arabia views this i think from two prisms. one is strategy, the growth of iran as a regional player and things like that. but the other one is very sectarian. remember, sa

. >>> next on cnn, "blindsided," fareed zakaria reports on isis. i'm fredricka whitfield.py is back next week. have a great week. ♪ [ bells tolling ] [ gunfire ] >>> bodies lying on the floor. >> paris, november 13th. >> horrified screams coming from inside t

joining us to talk about the political fallout, fareed zakaria and cnn senior political commentator andle rod. this prisoner swap, some thinks this sets a dangerous president. they said quote, iran gets back men assisted against military ambitions and innocence similar to the lop-sided prisoner swaps mr. obama previously made with cuba and the taliban for alleged deserter bowe bergdahl. >> prisoner swaps are always complicated and morally complicated particularly for democracie democracies. convicted under an independent judiciary and jason rezaian has ever had done nothing wrong. there have been prisoner swaps since the beginning of time since there have been adversa adversaries of the world who have taken their people hostage, these have existed. what makes this palatable is there was probably no way to get these americans back. you have to make a concession. and it's -- worth pointing out these are iranians, we're not terrorists. these are not people sending back into the field in some sense. these are iranian businessmen essentially or iranian foreign businessmen who violated the el

in middle america, people who make less money than they used to, i just saw this blog entry by fareed zakaria the other day that the one area is middle aged white men where life expectancy is going down. society that feels like they're losing things and they look at gun issues and their right to own a gun as one of those things they might be losing. we have horrific horrific levels of gun violence with 100,000 people shot every year, 30,000 dead. and there are solid things like closing these background check loopholes that will have a significant impact on the number of people that die in this nation. >> a lot of people say if you enforce the laws on the books maybe some progress is made, are you one of those that believes that? >> well, you know, it's interesting that that is used by the gun lobby and i heard it when i was testifying in front of the senate judiciary committee. and what they're getting at is charging the individual, felons who try to buy a gun and fail a background check. what these individuals don't point up that use that line of enforcing is current laws is we have prevente

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joining us now, fareed zakaria.yesterday morning. this is a nuclear agreement. there are still sanctions from the u.s. against iran, including the new ones this weekend. there are still hard liners in iran. of course, you have rouhani and zarif. is this a new chapter or a new book? >> it's a new chapter. i think it is a new chapter because, exactly as you say. if you think about richard nixon's opening to china, this was the moment where china comes in from the cold, the united states reestablishes relations, that was very different because they faced a common enemy in the soviet union, and there was a supreme leader of china who had clearly made his mind up. he decided to shift course. here, you have a supreme leader who waffles. who waffles every day because he's got his hard liners, he's probably one of them himself, and has moderates who seem more popular. he's juggling between the two. while the united states and iran do face a common enemy in isis, it's not quite the same. because the big strategic rivalry rem

his most blunt remarks to date, in an interview with cnn's fareed zakaria. >> you want major arab troopsvolved. so nar you have almost none. >> the great irony, countries of the region are -- made the least contributions to the counterter isil coalition including gulf countries. >> carter is desperate, and urgently trying to get the middle east allies to contribute more troops. that's the way he can keep u.s. troop numbers down. in the coming months, just, of course, as the presidential election season heats up and all of this can become a very hot issue. >> barbara starr, thanks very much. joining us now here in "the situation room," will herd of texas on the security homeland committee and and a cia clandestine officer as well. stand by. i want to assess. >>> also, we're awaiting donald trump, he's about to have a news conference out in iowa. make a major announcement of another endorsement, live coverage coming up as well. toto the nation's capitalut to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself