neil ferguson the democrat party is moving hard left.s the squad and so forth, let me talk about democratic socialism they talk about socialism freely we see this in the press. socialism versus capitalism, whichci has upper hand? >> well joseph -- who was a great economist said that socialism was bound to win in the end. partly because the intellectuals wouldin always be seduced by it and also because the bureaucracy seduced by it but at least wrong in 20th century lost out, i think if you told me back in 1989 as berlin wall was come tongue that socialism would make a comeback 30 years later in the united states either just assumed that you were smoking illegal substance but here we are. democratic socialism is what bernie sanders identifies with he's one of the front runners for anonymous still, and aoc, the pinup the pinup star of the democratic left is also the self-proclaimm socialism well good news is i don't think young americans know what socialism is because when had pressed, alexandria cortez said that she saw sweden as being a

we have a great guest, neil ferguson, how are you.great to be here. >> i've been a fan of yours for a very long time. you are a fellow over at the institution of stanford university. the phd in philosophy, you've written 15 books, i've seen you here and there, i've read much of what you have written, you're very smart, sensitive information. that's why wanted you here tonight. i want to talk about several issues, but one in particular, the president has focused on early on and that is china and you write about it and you talk about a second cold war. and that is with china and it's happening now. can you explain that? >> if you think back to the first cold war, we weren' went quite quickly from being the allies of the soviet union of world war ii to being at odds with them, within just a few years. why was back? it was territorial issues that the soviet union it appeared to be expanding in all directions, but it was also technological come the soviet union was stealing technology. it stole the atomic bomb design through its spy networ

neil ferguson, a senior fellow at the center for european studies at harvard where he served for 14 years as a professor of history. steven krasner, he's a chair and international relations in stanford's political science department. from 2005 to 2007 he served under secretary of state condoleezza rice as a director of policy plan where he worked on foreign assistance reform and other projects. and lastly condoleezza rice. she's the senior fellow on public policy at the hoover institution, a professor of global business in the graduate school of business, and a professor of political science at stanford. she served as the 66th secretary of state of the united states. she also served as president george w. bush's assistant to national security affairs. please join me as this esteemed group comes to the stage. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. we're going to have a little discussion here about the subject of this panel, democracy and american forbe policy, a hot topic these days, i would say. and then after we've talked for a while, we'

other speakers include scottish historian neil ferguson and his wife. this discussion comes from the hoover institution at stanford university.

we have a great guest, neil ferguson, how are you.urs for a very long time. you are a fellow over at the institution of stanford university. the phd in philosophy, you've written 15 books, i've seen you here and there, i've read much of what you have written,

i jt saw a forecast, professor neil ferguson of harvard. >> dana: one of my favorites. >> larry: chinas paying for these tariffs by a ratio of about 4:1. that's what we expect to happen. >> dana: i have one last question, if you get asked to go do a survey about purchasing greenland, can i go with you? >> larry: [laughs] maybe i will run the central bank. it's an interesting story. it's developing, we're looking at it. we don't know. there's a go harry truman to buy greenland. denmark owns greenland. denmark is an ally. greenland is a strategic place up there and they've got a lot of valuable minerals. i don't want to predict it now. i'm just saying the president, who knows a thing or two about buying real estate, wants to take a look. >> dana: and all i'm saying is you've asked to go and do a site survey, i'd love to accompany him on the trip and do an interview out there. larry kudlow, thank you for joining us. happy sunday. >> larry: i could make that happen. thank you, dana. appreciate it. >> dana: up next will bring in our center group to discuss how shaky market in the trade were

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other societies include scottish historian neil ferguson and his wife, a women's rights activist. this hour and a half discussion comes from the hoover institution at stanford university. >> i should him in the interest of full disclosure, acknowledge that she happens to be my wife. but let me reassure you. [applause] there will be no softball questions. i want to begin with a quotation. , theis a first, actually first time we ever appeared on stage they put it off and put it off. , where the two sons of hoover fellows to be bred in captivity. [laughter] i want to begin on a more serious note the quoting from one of the grandmasters of strategic thought and american foreign-policy. kissinger, who for a man who just turned 96, has an astonishingly acute grasp of the issues we will be discussing this afternoon. he has written on artificial intelligence and made the following observation. the pervasiveness of network communications and the social, financial, and military sectors has revolutionized vulnerabilities. outpacing most rules and regulations from and indeed about the technic

other speakers include scottish historian neil ferguson and his wife. this discussion comes from the hoover institution at stanford university. >> the leading critic of islamic extremism and fundamentalism. we showed in the interest of full disclosure say that she happens to be my wife. [applause] you there me reassure will be no softball questions. quotation --with a this is the first time we have appeared on stage together. we have put it off and put it off. sons are the first hoover fellows to be bred in captivity. we will begin on more serious quoting from one of the grandmasters of strategic thoughts on foreign policy. henry kissinger, who has been astonishingly acute grasp of the issues we will be discussing this afternoon. he has written on artificial and he made the following observation "the -- andveness of network social and military sectors has revolutionized fall abilities." i am basing most rules and regulations, it has created a state of nature, the escape of which provided the motivating force for creating political order. asymmetry is bu

other societies include scottish historian neil ferguson and his wife, a women's rights activist. this hour and a half discussion comes from the hoover institution at stanford university.