chinese here and this is you mentioned by can i call this a geo political recession when where the global order is unwinding it's a g.'s iraq war old an absence of global leadership the 1st global crisis we've had in a g.'s era world and unfortunately what that means is that the global order is likely to change on the back of this crisis which was not remotely plausible in 20082000 that it was not remotely plausible after 911 but it certainly is right now and i think that that's going to create a lot of medium term risk and a lot of us are going to have to prepare for. in coming back to the domestic politics of where you're sitting in new york where this is a huge escalation in terms of infection rates and really the alarm being raised about how the u.s. is dealing with all of this how could that play out in terms of u.s. politics and the role of the u.s. more broadly in the wells. well you have the most dramatic crisis health and economic crisis the world has seen in generations. at the same time as you have the most divisive least unifying us president in modern history and it's in the middle

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all methods for ai control to the extent we can try to get the global order in what the recent polls say but can foster more collaboration. and in particular with an ai community and so forth developed a common set of norms and the idea that it should be for the common good of all. and then making sure we don't destroy ourselves before we even get a chance with ai. would be good as well. and trying to grow up and become wiser in whatever this sort of intervening number of years we. thank you so much for this wonderful insight it's been a pleasure talking to you pleasure talking to you. max kaiser financial survival guide liquid assets now does it you can convert as quite easily. to keep in mind no assets i mean to inflation or wiseguys or board. so she and i was initially established says something to us an investor. is a little she's a mug for for you've got bored of the trip improved for. your mom that because you have to trade. because. it was because of global what 'd was going to have to close to this incident obama was odd jill scott must have looked like the office moving this

global order in what the recent polls say but can foster more collaboration. and in particular within the ai community and so forth developed in a common set of norms and the idea that it should be for the common good of all. and then making sure we don't destroy ourselves before we even get a chance with ai. would be good as well. and trying to grow up to come wiser in whatever there is sort of intervening number of years we. thank you so much for this wonderful insight it's been a pleasure talking to you pleasure talking to you. fairly see the full course look at all the little tractor and news new york at the sun to make the stunt work and shirtless which you feel and i mean misty's full bore for your clothing now don't need to move but i will push push you going to get us no. good answers. yes. the washing consensus led by the united states says the liberal world order must be defended at almost all costs said differently the foreign policy blog demands the post cold war you know polar moment be preserved but alas it would seem a multiple world has already

global order in what the recent polls say but can foster more collaboration. and in particular with an ai community and so forth developed in a common set of norms and the idea that it should be for the common good of all. and then making sure we don't destroy ourselves before we even get a chance with ai. would be good as well. and trying to grow up to come wiser in whatever there is sort of intervening number of years we. thank you so much for this wonderful and say it's been a pleasure talking to you pleasure talking to you. everything collapses against the dollar. so how long will that last probably not a long time because. as we've seen during brain woods or through the plaza a horde of the 1980 s. there's going to have to be a global coordinated sit down to rearrange the global 4 x. market rearrange the global currency grid and the dollar is not the thing they're going to have to match against because that runaway balli when the dollar is what's causing this deflation and. depression part. of the course. was and is new york at the song internet you shoul

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the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington in brussels by berge on important foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fades into oblivion. according to u.n. estimates by 2019 the flow of migrants out of africa hood reached 36000000. around one 3rd of whom displaced africans make their way north to do you. got the news bob good if you got to do. certain many people determined to reach europe risking their lives to do certain things and to profit from their perilous journey. whatever it is. it's. on. a monday in bangladesh. i'm not. buying that the body of own hasn't even. less that the in for damage and any of that. there were some of the. but there are a barbershop dialectician out there from burgos filmy and what they will it has for the past 4 though on how much of our day and you know if this will and will not vote on i am not a. vote on am i going to need this and that and but only if the whatever let off late poverty brutal regimes and endless war

overseas and so what happens, when me take our eye off the ball, understand that this sort of global orderthat the united states has underwritten since the end of -- basically sinned the end of world war ii but to a certain extent prayer to that, that when we cease to do so, bad things happen and those bad things suck us back in because they are the kind of events that colin described. if war breaks out. 9/11, i still remember one of my favorite conversations with a girlfriend where i was marveling how much i couldn't stand the second term of the bush administration, rather different than the conventional view but still, and that -- she said, no, because in the second term, george bush is the president he would have been had 9/11 not happened. and i didn't like him and that's exactly right. i'm a good interventionist. and that's the reality is that there was that reversion to the mean. there was that event that drew us back in and if we stop for a second, don't gaze at owl belly buttons quite the enthusiastic way we have been over the last couple of years we're looking at world in n which

in this global order that the united states has basically underwritten since world war i ii, that whenease to do so then they suck us back in because these are the events of 9/11 i still remember my favorite conversation with a girlfriend who was admiring how i could not stand the second term of the bush administration and she said no because in the second term he is a president he would have been if 9/11 didn't happen. that is exactly right. and that is the reality. there was that intrinsic event and of course if we don't gaze at our bellybutton's in the way that we have been the last couple of years we are looking at a world in which there are serious threats not just the world order that we have sustained but even the people that feel that they weren't that there are other factors out there that we don't talk about as much not have huge potential for disruption. but we don't think of that with globalization anymore and one of those could extend that. >> if you look historically fear changes ideological so people assume their ideological preferences if they are afraid. so that is the

of colonialism and china's rise in displacing the united states as the predominant power in the global order>> for years the chinese have said, we know you're in charge. the big brother. i think their rhetoric and their positions have changed in the last decade or so. the things i would point to is their refusal to renegotiate these deals. but they've also done three things geographically and militarily the have gotten me nervous about that one is the south china sea. that is the one way through which the majority of the world trade flows. all goes through the south china sea on its way to china, philippines and japan. they have aggressively moved to say, that the internal chinese - - we will build them up. - - the chinese attempt to take the countries. with trade one from china to europe to the middle east. the chinese have attempted to re-create that with china in charge. it's called one road, one belt. they will build this physical highway but they will also build the virtual highway by going to these countries. building things to chinese standards. not unlike the roman stood. the final t

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territory so one of the 2 german forecasters writes about the unprecedented challenges to the global financial order or were they just banking on alfie is and the inevitable my colleague pacelli has met up with them. state of emergency on global stock markets it's a looming catastrophe that could end up worse than the stock market crash of 929 that's according to bestselling authors and economists. it's it's it's over they can't do anything it's a natural law and. they can't print so much money as they want they won't stop the crisis it's happening. or you'll prices have collapsed by a 3rd today our lowest level in 30 years kicked off by the coronavirus all over the world markets. their latest book is called the biggest crash of all time. they have predicted to crash many times but now they feel they have prophecy has been fulfilled. right now we have too much debt the debt of the world is $255.00 trillion dollars this is 322 percent of g.d.p. and in 2008 with the big financial crisis we didn't solve the problems we just put money into the system more money and we know what the interest rates now hi

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the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington in brussels by virtue of them for the foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fade into oblivion. live action or dance or we're going underground as nature nation struggle to stem a pandemic but what about palestine patrolled with major nation weapons when the anniversary of the great macho return we investigate what some focus to be coronavirus qana jin gaza coming up on the show with 2000000 palestinians trapped in what's known as the world's largest open air prison camp and with serious shortages in medical equipment we speak to the director of gaza's biggest mental health program about trauma in the time the coronavirus and israel exploiting kuroda.

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gazed at our bellybutton's we are in a world where there are very serious threats not just to the global order that we have it is made is all pretty rich even if you feel that you were not. but that there are also other factors out there that have huge potential for disruption. with the proliferation of missiles than any of those is that event that call and talked about if people will assume their ideological preferences if they are afraid of that internal threat so that is the keyat driver. in 1945 you have robert taft and all of these guys you're not cause i isolationist but part of their ideological impulse they didn't want to national security state of broad standing army a bureaucracy collecting taxes a small government conservative. but mostly as the cold war picked up strength the concerns were relegated to a second-tier the big fear was communism you may prefer not to have government in your face but there's something bigger to worry about. so in part connected to so many different things so a bearing on how radicalized they were in military intervention in a stabilize country so sudde

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the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington in brussels by virtue of them for the foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests will fade into oblivion. russia's death toll from kobe of 19 reaches 8 with 4 lives lost in the past day to . measures have been introduced to stop the spread of the virus and we look at how muscovites view the containment measures. also this hour it only accounts for one 3rd of the world's free time all these of the figure classes and. are. asked about his current poses. and the british prime minister contracts the virus johnson has written a letter sent to every new k. householder urging people to stay home.

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the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington and brussels diverged on important foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fade into oblivion. i. welcome back to the weekly while western governments are stepping in with massive stimulus plans to keep their economies afloat during the health crisis charlotta minsky looks at how long nations can keep up their spending sprees. economies across the world have ground to a halt kilian measures have been announced. to the government offering to pay full salaries to cannot work there is a scramble to inject. money into the system to counter the economic fallout of the pandemic the costs are expected to exceed germany from economic crisis to natural disasters in recent decades as knock downs are implemented with no clear end in sight the real question perhaps is now how could the world afford this this pandemic has brought the 3rd and most serious economic financial and social crisis of the 21st century the strict

the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington in brussels by virtue of them 44 in policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fades into oblivion. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. believe named weird things by the way is called superstition or magical thinking believing weird things like that is not a bug in the system it's a feature is equipped in the software of our programming to try to connect things in the environment just in case there's a real connection. with. governments around the world off ice with a. dealing with a pandemic that they need to impose meltdowns to prevent its spread but financially could prove to be catastrophic for their economies shouted to be the difficult choices they face. economies across the world have ground to a halt kilian measures have been announced. to governments offering to pay full salaries you cannot work

the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington in brussels by virtue of them for the foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fade into oblivion. has increased its testing for corona virus after widespread criticism authorities had previously only checked those arriving from abroad and those who've been in contact with them 14 have died from corona virus in the country of thousands infected in total over 180000 australians have been tested for the disease after a high profile doctor and t.v. star took the government to task dr norman swan here told the a.b.c. network that far more checks when needed and health professions are like then demanded that he's put in charge of the outbreak. i'm a doctor and would like dr norman swan to be the country's health spokesperson during this crisis australia would have a fighting chance if norman swan was the chief medical officer nonpartisan no fluff qualified respected and well known the winner tonight is dr norman sw

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