fareed zakaria's "post-american world" is one of them.pies, but it changed the discussion on our international relations. carl weinberg is with us with high frequency economics. fareed zakaria joins us now. he also works at the death star over at the central park west. wonderful to have you here. congratulations on this book. to me, the mystery of it is that -- asian memorization. you say americans with all of asian,or, trying to be you say be careful. why the you believe that? fareed: we must copy the countries that do really well, and that is south korea, singapore, china. the interesting thing about those places is, they emphasize large-scale memorization. they emphasize repetition, and not only is that not a particularly useful set of skills in general, it is particularly useless in an age where you have at your disposal cangs like google or you find knowledge quickly. what you need is creativity, thinking laterally, the ability to problem solve. we are going from our core strengths, which is thinking out-of-the-box, trying to become

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i'm fareed zakaria. we're starting with a tour of the world's hot spots. afghanistan, where the taliban have a new leader. i iraq is fighting to -- and a federal court order to desegregate schools. no, this is not 1954, this is the united states of tibei. the return of segregation. also facebook, pay-pal, linkedin, reed hoffman has been crucial in each. the ultimate entrepreneur and investor will tell me what the future of -- >> i just want to work here and start working my way up. >> finally, they are burning the barricades in france again. can you hear the people sing? well, surely you can hear them shout about what the french are being forced to do to actually improve their economy. but first, here's my take. donald trump's positions on public policy have shifted over the years, months even days, but on one issue, he has been utterly consistent. >> this country is utterly a hell hole, we're going down face. >> his message is to make america great again. in fact it is become clear that the united states in recent years has re-enforced its position as the

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right here on cnn, fareed zakaria investigates why radical muslims hate america and the west. the special documentary, why they hate us, 9:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> coming up, an officer of the freddie gray death case in baltimore is found not guilty on all counts. what the verdict could mean for other officers facing charges in this case. that live. >>> plus, the democrats seemingly at war with one another while polls show donald trump closing the gap dramatically with hillary clinton. we have details. a lot more coming up. >>> a race for the white house. donald trump is trying to rally republicans while bernie sanders is waging war against the democratic party. hillary clinton is caught between the ongoing primary fight in the general election battle that's up coming out of the campaign trail. clinton trying to shore up labor union support in detroit where she's getting ready to address the service employee's international union. this hour, you look at live pictures. bernie sanders is campaigning in california later this afternoon and donald trump, meanwhile, he's been meetin

i'm fareed zakaria. ♪ >>> we'll start this show with the president's national security adviser susanice on the fight against isis, on the president's controversial trip to hiroshima, and what she said is a lack of diversity in the u.s. foreign policy establishment. >> in the halls of power, in the faces of our national security leaders, america is still not fully represented. >> and, there is a way to have predicted the rise of both isis and donald trump. >> president obama, you're fired! >> joshua cooper explains how some people can -- can't see through the flood of data that we all get hit with every day and see the patterns. how we can all learn how to have a seventh sense. >>> and waziristan. it's been called the most dangerous place in the world, and it's especially inhospitable to women. so one girl there disguised herself as a boy in order to be educated and compete in sports. and she went all the way to the top. the amazing story of maria torpakai. >>> but first here is my take. while americans have been obsessing about the presidential election, half way around the world, ir

we sat here with great minds like fareed zakaria.said isolationism would be get rimtal to the economy. what's your take on this? >> i think trump is all over the place. he seems to be isolationist mostly, he certainly wants to cut off the world as far as trade goes. he doesn't like our allies and wants to cut off our allies. he also says he's going to smash isis. who knows what he's going to do. i think he's making it up as he goes along. strump has been widely criticized for his lack of foreign policy jobs. his cabinet doesn't have room for elites like these it's an issue you address in your new york times piece. as much as his neo-isolationism frightens our allies, it's his stance that most threatens international security as even nixon recognized since it's emergence as a global power in the late 189th century, america has relied on a highly trained core of diplomats, and academics to steer it straight. get rid of them as mr. trump seems intent on doing and chaos will follow. here's my question. why the chaos? what can diplomats a

. >> here's national security adviser susan rice talking about the fight against isis with fareed zakaria always taken the view and had the expectation this was going to be a long-term challenge. this was a fight to be measured in years, not months, it was not going to be a linear progression, we've had progress and setbacks and over the last several months by any number of metrics, i would say things have progressed quite well. >> lieutenant colonel, you agree? >> yes and no. i think we have made progress and it's good but we're not fighting a geographic battle right now. if you look at the progress now measured on how much land we've taken back and how many of them we've killed. but what we're trying to do is stop an idealogy here and we're seeing isis morph into this worldwide organization. libya is becoming a hot bed of activity and springing up all over the middle east and going as far as south asia. it's not just going to be won on the ground in syria and iraq. although that's important. it's going to be a longer term effort and hard to put efforts on the degraphic areas. >> the u.s

the global public square, welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. >>> we'll start today's show with edward snowden, the former cia employee turned whistleblower and fugitive from american justice. snowden and i had a spirited debate this week about whether or not the government should have lawful access to encrypted devices like the san bernardino iphone. i say yes, he of course says no. >> encryption saves lives. without it our economy stops. our government stops. everything stops. >>> and donald trump says mexico will pay to build a wall on its border with the u.s. >> we will build a wall and you know who is going to pay for the wall, mexico. >> but parag khanna says the next president should break down borders between north and south and form an all powerful north american union. he will make his case. >>> also, islamic radicalism in pakistan has always been worrying because of that country's nuclear arsenal. pakistan's charismatic politician imran khan tries to explain the anger against america in the muslim world and why he says it's actually

. >>> tonight here on cnn, fareed zakaria investigates hate, radical muslims and the united states inhate us" at 7:00. right now "smerconish" get under way. have a great night. >> i'm michael smerconish. it's happened. donald trump closed the deal. hillary draws near her goal some people are looking for other options. so with the convention to name the libertarian candidate happening this weekend, it's suddenly significant. the libertarian candidates will be on the ballot in 50 states and i will talk to the leading presidential contender for that party, gary johnson, and his vp pick, bill well. trumha

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live today. we have an important show for you today starting with the latest on the crash of egyptair 804. also, the great american elder statesman, george schultz, ronald reagan's secretary of state, richard nixon's secretary of treasury and much more. we're also going to talk about international amaeconomy and th presumptive nominee. >> i will build a great wall on the southern border and i will have mexico pay for that wall. >> terror and frightening lineage. i will tell you about the direct line that can be drawn from the most recent jihadi attack on american soil. all the way back to the founder of modern radical islam. finally, does the united states need a new cabinet member, a secretary of the future? maybe. i'll explain. but first, here's my take. silicon valley has more than 23,000 starbucks. at least according to the net worth site angel list. it certainly feels that way in paolo alto where i spent most of the week but turns out this place is the exception to a worrying trend. it is by

. >> we sat here with great lines like fareed zakaria, what's your take on this?r comes out of his mouth. he seems to want to cut off the world as far as trade goes, wants to cut off our alliances, that sounds isolationist. but he also says he's going to smash isis. so who knows what he's going to do. i think he's making it up as he goes along. >> i want to talk about something you wrote. donald trump has been widely criticized for his foreign policy flaws. but they say his cabinet does not have room for elites hike these. as much as his neoisolationism frightens our allies, it is mr. trump's anti-establishment stance that most threatens international security as even nixon recognized as a global power in the late 19th century, america has relied on a highly-trained corps of diplomats, worldly financiers and academics to steer it straight. get rid of them and mr. trump seems intent on doing and chaos will follow. >> it's simply true that the united states has created a world that's fostered stability, kept us out of world war. we're all here. a huge, giant global

. >>> tonight here on cnn, fareed zakaria investigates hate, radical muslims and the united states in the cnn special "why they hate us" at 7:00. right now "smerconish" get under way. have a great night. >> i'm michael smerconish. it's happened. donald trump closed the deal. hillary draws near her goal some people are looking for other options. so with the convention to name the libertarian candidate happening this weekend, it's suddenly significant. the libertarian candidates will be on the ballot in 50 states and i will talk to the leading presidential contender for that party, gary johnson, and his vp pick, bill well. trump has been back in the trenches digging up 1990s attacks on hillary and bill clinton. will that tactic work? >>> white male voters are flocking to trump but in a demographics, can they be his margin of victory? multiple polls have a virtual heat between trump and hillary. the polls this early could be way off, but first memorial day weekend is of course a time to honor those who have served and traditionally signals the start of summer. and this summer is going to

i'm fareed zakaria. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we'll start this show with the stunning news from the 2016 presidentialign. ♪ ♪ >> donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee. ♪ >> we've assembled a great group of conservatives to discuss what this means for the republican party, for conservatism and for america. and just who is to blame for all the rancor in washington? is it politicians like donald trump? when research suggests that it might be all traced back to china. what in the world? also, the jon stewart of egypt. now living in exile in the united states tells us exactly what is going on in his very troubled nation. and while there's much worry about american politics, is europe actively falling apart? yes, according to greece's former finance minister. >> it would be awful, frightful and highly disruptive. but first, here's my take. at the heart of donald trump's appeal is his fame as a successful businessman. it's why most of his supporters don't really worry about his political views or his crude rhetoric and behavior. he's a great ceo and he'll get things done. no one believes this more tha

and on monday, a special you won't want to miss, fareed zakaria investigates hate, radical muslims in the united states, asking the simple question, why they hate us? monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. >>> and coming up next, our other breaking news. the latest on the search for egyptair flight 804. officials are not ruling out any potential causes as they begin to pull debris and sadly human remains from the mediterranean sea. >>> also this hour, we're waiting to hear from hillary clinton. we're hearing clinton will call out both donald trump and the nra, just one day after the gun rights group endorsed the gop's presumptive nominee. that is all ahead this hour after this break. windows 10 is great because i need to keep organized, anything that makes my life easier, i'm using. "hey cortana, remind me we have a play date tomorrow at noon" i need that in my world. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ not to be focusingo finaon my moderatepe. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to

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