not the same as a left populace today. roosevelt and sanders both talked and populace ways, they both said people would be working people, they need to exercise with economic needs, economic loyalists, fdr called them, the billionaires, where the populace like ronald reagan, donald trump, and argue that the problem is sometimes cultural, liberal, and more likely elite in the government. in the administrative state which is doing things that are in the interest of ordinary americans. i think -- i'm not sure talking about the immigrant danger but there is a tradition in the united states of some populace talkers talking about an unspoken conspiracy between the elite at the top and dark skinned people at the bottom and i can bring examples and that from history. >> that is what you talked about, the perfect example. >> there was a group called the workman's party of california in the 1880s who said the chinese must go. a group of what workers also wanted labor unions to be legalized and recognized by employers, they wanted re

what about the question of establishment versus populace. looking at that from this standpoint. >> i was working on the campaign and the problem was very early on, guy in charge of transition with chris christie and he was not going to work out for reasons i don't have to get into. what happened was, in july, just before the election it was decided to fire him but not to tell him so what happened for the next several months as he collected binders and on november-he was collecting cvs and they were all thrown away november 10 and what happened thereafter is you had people move-in and the republican establishment moved in, none of whom were loyal. there were stories of those working closely on the campaign and had completely forgotten about. >> i think the idea of mick or mark, i think there potentially good options because they understand the political landscape, they both have run for office, and they've been friendly to the president and had great relationships so i think president trump would trust them. perhaps- [inaudible] >> i'm really

the populist in any in any case everybody is ridiculous for a little bit they had of the british populace and the american populace because that party came to power had a break in two thousand and fifteen before the backset before the election of donald trump so in many ways i think poland is it at the forefront of those changes that was my exact point do you attribute that only to disappointment with the economic system or do you see that also as a political development perhaps the crisis of the liberal democracy and well the crisis of the bigger than democracy is has been noticed universally economically potent is doing quite well so of course the well it's always problematic and. up to no run by people who are who are winners and losers wants to have their say and that's a populist term but i think again it is it is i don't feel comfortable in this

populace. there a tiny proportion of the non populace are the majority in europe and there it is considerable majority. and i think a european a german leaders are always but you don't need to convince thirty project but to give the signal. is whatever is prepared to do because in the euro crisis all we've heard is what germany isn't prepared to do and i'm slightly worried that the the european debate in germany has been slightly poisoned by or they just want to get into art they just wanna pick a pocket. what's this going to cost germany and germany still a fundamentally european country but they haven't been here almost need to need to replenish their vows and just rhetorically. bring and bring about a courage and there let's see what -- this new face as you put it- to what's behind this new face and whether in fact she is the leader who can help germany to renew its vows let's take a look. a prime minister cd you general secretary and now the cdu party leader. on a great crowd current power

challenging for google because the chinese government says we want to control which information our populace sees, and that makes it challenging for google and one of the problems they need to sort out. david: what about technology -- what can technology due to help us with climate change, education, poverty, inequality of income and wealth? reid: so many big problems, the solution is technology. i do think tech companies, which have the capabilities and the powers and the ability and they should focus on this. for example, in a linkedin context, how do we have constant upgrades of skills for the new jobs.

president donald trump but around the globe populace including the new president of brazil are attacking what they call the myth of global warming and forcing environmentalists to defend accepted scientific wisdom. germany is no exception here the far right populist if tea party argues that humans aren't changing the climate as we speak says feelings are the most important thing is education and people's common sense despite relatively constant c o two levels in the past ten years there have been huge variations in climate wasn't the most welcome there's no cause and effect between c o two and temperatures. and. the f.t. wants to reverse germany's ambitious renewable energy sources act cancel the country's planned phase out of coal power and take it out of the twenty fifteen paris agreement on climate. that makes the co-leader of germany's green party see red you have to know i know a.s.d. is not only a far right and sometimes extremist party that isn't always committed to our constitution but it also doesn't stand for freedom of research it doesn't acknowledge that on the environment an

. >> 2018 was a huge year for the populace revolution here in america and around the world.e fight back hey. i heard you're moving into a new apartment. yeah, it's pretty stressful. this music is supposed to relax me, though. ♪ maybe you'd mellow out a bit if you got geico to help you with your renters insurance. oh, geico helps with renters insurance? good to know. yeah, and they could save you a lot of money. wow, suddenly i feel so relieved. you guys are fired. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. welcome back. the election of president trump in 2016 was the biggest moment in the worldwide populace revolution. americans had loud and clear they've had enough of the elitist politics who worked out great for those at the top but hurt working people. communities were ripped apart by decades of globalization, automation, centralization and uncontrolled immigration. you saw the same thing with brexit in the uk in this year right across the world, new populist president in mexico and brazil and italy, germany is one of all-powerful angela merke

. >> 2018 was a huge year for the populace revolution here in america and around the world.e fight back continues. will it strengthen or run out of steam? that's next. i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ welcome back. the election of president trump in 2016 was the biggest moment in the worldwide populace revolution. americans had loud and clear they've had enough of the elitist politics who worked out great for those at the top but hurt working people. communities were ripped apart by decades of globalization, automation, centra

in the evil populace trump america, here's what happened to carbon emissions in 2017.the faintly globalist european union they went up by 1.15% in the same period. in fact. capita in trump's america are nearly at a 70 year low. turns out energy deregulation does more to fight climate change than going to conferences. i guess you might call that an inconvenient truth. this is pretty inconvenient to. if you go around saying trump is a fake populace, that he's not doing anything to help the forgotten men and women in this country. >> ali had time for was celebrity and now suddenly he's acting like he's a populace out there. he's gonna fight for working people. come on man. >> he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of malarkey. >> malarkey. i want trump to run in 2020 just so we hear more of that word. america's poverty rate was lower in trump's first year than at any point in the obama administration. okay, whatever, but of course the middle class was screwed by that trump tax cut that only help the rich. oh wait, the trump

the political editor for fox news and the author of this book every a short history of american populace. you write andrew jackson was probably the first celebrity president. why do you say that? >> the battle was a pretty big deal. on the back standing in front of the battle scene in new orleans there would be tens of thousands of over the mantle piece and if you were a scots irish american part of the farmer mechanic class, andrew jackson was the perfect hero for you what do you mean by that? to be victimized they have agreements and feel legitimate and that it's been inflicted by people in power and events and now they are going to take the power back. that's populism you could have it on the left with bernie sanders or the right but populism is about grievance. what andrew jackson was saying is he is a pure populist. he died penniless. he was part of the unforced migration of human beings to that point in history and it's probably a quarter million scots irish that come to the united states here is this class that returned the favor it is a perfect populist insurgency. >> tr is also

president donald trump but around the globe populace including the new president of brazil are attacking what they call the myth of global warming and forcing environmentalists to defend accepted scientific wisdom. germany is no exception here the far right populist a.f.d. party argues that humans aren't changing the climate as we speak says feelings of clear want the most important thing is education and people's commonsense despite relatively constant c o two levels in the past ten years there have been huge variations in climate wasn't the most welcome there is no cause and effect between c o two and temperatures. but. the f.t. wants to reverse germany's ambitious renewable energy sources act cancel the country's planned phase out of coal power and take it out of the twenty fifteen paris agreement on climate. that makes the co-leader of germany's green party see red. a.s.d. is not only a far right and sometimes extremist party that isn't always committed to our constitution but it also doesn't stand for freedom of research it doesn't acknowledge that on the environment and in particul

and the american populace because. that party came to power had a break in two thousand and fifteen before the backset road before the election of donald trump so in many ways i think poland is that of the forefront of those changes that was my exact point do you attribute that only to disappointment with the economic system or do you see that also as a political development perhaps the crisis of the liberal democracy and well the crisis of the bigger than democracy is this is has been noticed. economically potent is doing quite well so of course this abuse is always problematic and when it was up to no run by people who are who are winners and losers wants to have their say and that's a populistic term but i think again it is it is i don't feel comfortable in this situation but i don't think it is that alarming as it seems to be from the foreign perspective well especially from the russian perspective and i think we sometimes tend to exaggerate things but you know in this country this income inequality thing was very

the populace coalition partners agreed to lower their 2019 deficit target to 2.04%.tial 2.4% target was rejected by brussels as breaching eu rules. the chances of the u.k. leaving the eu are 50-50 if parliament rejects theresa may's deal, according to uk's international trade secretary liam fox speaking to the sunday times. he called on his fellow lawmakers to back the deal, saying he would rather have an agreement that falls short of expectations than risk no brexit at all. russia and turkey have a crucial role to play in syria. that's according to a message from vladimir putin to his turkish counterpart. this comes after they met in moscow and agreed to coordinate military steps to fill the void left by donald trump's decision to order a military pullout. bangladesh's ruling party won by a landslide in an election marked by violence. according to the nation's election commission, the allies won by almost 90% of seats up for election, but the opposition called the vote farcical. as many as 18 people were killed. this election gives the prime minister, sheikh hasina,

it wasn't as if you saw the congress passing a lot of populace trump agenda.s more still head. wall street's wild ride. it is the market volatility on the warning of what's to come the warning of what's to come comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: u.s. economy continuing to show signs of strength in 2018 with gdp growth to top 3% for the year. amid stock market volatility and continuing concerns over trade war with china, what should we expect in the new year? senior economic adviser to 2016 trump campaign and coauthor of new book, trump anoymous. steve, let's look at the stock market, ups and downs, sometimes in the same day, what do y

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has approved a revised twenty nineteen budget that reduces deficit spending not what the country's populace government and initially wanted in october the european commission rejected the country's proposed budget for exceeding the rose on deficit emits opposition lawmakers complained the new budget was dictated by brussels and rammed through without debate. when tensions are running high in bangladesh as the country prepares for general elections on sunday prime minister shaikh has saina is seeking her third consecutive term in office and her fourth overall the opposition says thousands of their supporters have been arrested by all therapies and accuse the ruling awhile me league of blocking a fair vote at least ten people have been killed and thousands injured in pre-election violence correspondent is in the bangladeshi capital and sent us this report. heavy security on the streets of dhaka ahead of sunday's palace officials say they've deployed about six hundred peasant police soldiers and other forces throughout bangladesh plus voters we spoke to in the capital were hopeful the poll wou

number one, the populace of the city realized how endangered life he really is and, consequently, how endangered our food traditions are. so, suddenly, whether it was a poor boy sandwich or a cocktail, it all seemed to matter more. it seemed to matter more that it was preserved and that the tradition was being carried forward. however, at the same time, hurricane katrina brought an enormous influx of very bright people will from all across the country who moved here in droves and decided they wanted to live here. based on that change of population, food began to change. we saw greater diversion and the kinds of foods are served, the kinds of restaurants we have and an explosion in the restaurant business, nothing like we'd seen before. here today, 14 years after hurricanes katrina, we have over twice as many restaurants operating in new orleans as we did before. when visitors come here , the most important thing for me is that they have an authentic food experience. whether it's trying a poor boy sandwich or having a bowl of gumbo, trying to pick crawfish for the first time, it's all

moment in which this was proposed there were a bunch of contentious elections going on in which populace were feared to when europe was not looking so good as a bloc instead mccraw won on a message of pro europe more europe in fact you have medical and office the franco german relationship which normally drives a lot of e.u. policy looked like it was going to come together and could really make waves and so you had this window it was seen and this effort to do something big it sounds like what you're trying to tell me is that we've missed the boat right and that's what a lot of people are saying they're really looking at this as you said this is these are watered down reforms and frankly you know the budget here is one of the most contentious issues it's not really going to be the driver of the euro zone that was in vision it's going to be something that's small and inserted into looked. into the larger even budgets and really what the focus became was these crisis prevention measures so expanding the european stability mechanism that is a good thing in itself but it's nothing like what

approved a revised twenty nine tame budget that reduces deficit spending not what the country's populace government initially wanted in october the european commission rejected the country's proposed budget for exceeding the euro zone deficit limits opposition lawmakers complained the new budget was dictated by brussels and rammed through without a base. and italian football club into will play their next two home matches in an empty stadium after not only player calla do cut cool cool about he was subjected to racial abuse in milan earlier this week it was the latest in a series of incidents in italian football where the authorities are struggling to eradicate the problem in the absence of an effective official solution some fans are taking it upon themselves to show racism the red card. cully do coulibaly has known italian football at its worst today napoli friends showed their players a brighter side with their support ahead of their three two victory over blown you're on saturday a group of supporters distributed ten thousand flyers declaring solidarity with their defender it comes a

approved a revised twenty nineteen budget that reduces deficit spending isn't what the country's populace government initially wanted and toby the european commission rejected the country's proposed budget for exceeding euro zone deficit limits opposition will make his complain the new budget was dictated by brussels and pushed through without debate. in the united arab emirates four people have died off to the helicopter crash the accident was caught on video by tourists the chup chup a came down near the world's longest zip line a new tourist attraction lia the country's highest mountain. in yemen to see rebels have started to leave the red sea port of the data the withdrawal is possibly u.n. sponsored peace agreement signed earlier this month government forces however remain skeptical saying they need time to consider the withdrawal. of top government officials from russia and have met to discuss their response to the us military pullout in syria the talks took place off to turkey threaten to launch a military operation against u.s. backed kurdish forces moscow and i'm crying now say t

. >> he's right and this is a major populace issue.at positive populace is all about. pro- worker, pro- community. bill clinton's 1994 crime bill ended up in carson aiding millions of working americans, far too many african americans, for far too long hurting their ability to work and earn a living, contributing to family breakdown in helping to tear apart the fabric in our communities. here is mike lee. >> this bill would deal with that. they have the discretion to be judges and it will make life better for millions of americans who in one way or another are affected by our federal criminal justice system. >> you got lindsay graham. >> what were talking about is creating a new sentencing system that will give african-american male and hispanic male detainees a chance to get out of jail. it's the most important bipartisan piece of legislation in the congress today. >> you got democrats, including dick durbin and cory booker, you've even got van jones of all people. check out his praise to president trump. >> on this one, i'll give him

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minister sheikh hasina one of the primary claims one of the primary office which she has made to the populace is that this streak of strong development that bangladesh has seen over the last ten years will continue on an average the bank of the g.d.p. has been at about seven percent it's actually doing better than it's more than a stajan neighbors pakistan and india so this is something that i'm so she can see that has promised to continue pushing on for another aspect which the government would need to deliver on is increasing minimum wage for garment to of course now garment workers are of course a big part of the quilt economy and the something that they would demand strong the if the government comes back to bite or i think you know me should a small force in dhaka thanks for the thanks a lot for them to the day's other big election voters in the democratic republic of congo are casting ballots for a new president the winner will take over from strongman joseph kabila who should have stepped down two years ago but instead postponed the election several times there's been reports of long l

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and donald trump, both can be called populism, but neither falls on not the batman movie where the populace bayne takes over manhattan and starts murdering the rich people. this is historical obviously, it's contextual. historical populism is not the same as populism today. donald trump and bernie sanders -- bernie sanders talks about primarily working people, they don't identify with the economic elite. where is other populist, like ronald reagan and donald trump, tended to argue that it was a cultural elite, normally liberal , there was a lead is an in the administrative state that is against the interest of ordinary americans. it's a difference in how they define the people. i'm not sure that it's about donald trump about the immigrant danger but there is a tradition of some populist talkers talking that there's aay conspiracy at the elite at the top. i could go through many examples of that through history. the southern democrats, that you just talked about. and there was a group called the workers party in california in the 1880's whose locals was the chinese must go -- logo was the ch

challenging for google because the chinese government says we want to control which information our populaceees, and that makes it challenging for google and one of the problems they need to sort out. david: what about technology -- what can technology due to help us with climate change, education, poverty, inequality of income and wealth? reid: so many big problems, the solution is technology. i do think tech companies, which have the capabilities and the powers and the ability and they should focus on this. for example, in a linkedin context, how do we have constant upgrades of skills for the new jobs. that is a linkedin responsibility, microsoft responsibility. i think climate change is probably best addressed through new energy technologies making coal clean. myself as an investor, i have been investing in some of the energy tech companies, partly with the breakthrough energy coalition that bill gates has pulled together. i think the ability to apply technology to solving these fundamental human problems is part of the responsibility of technologists and the tech industry, so absolutely.

in europe italy may be an exception because he does have some connections there with the with the populace but for the most part he's not that well white so why is that what started between. mccrossin something that they wanted to present as a close friendship actually turned into a series of japs and insults. well micro had an idea that he could turn the president away from leaving the a pair of climate agreement. particularly when he was on this flattery effort to. turn the president away from is commitment to get out of the iran nuclear agreement the j c p a way. and that was a big defeat for him a call when he went to washington that was his number one objective to try to change sat and then even after that he wanted to. try to get try not to say in u.s. european companies that were doing business with iran u.s. has taken a very hard line on that they've also taken a very hard line on the european union trying to develop a facility. to allow their companies to trade without getting sanctions so from that standpoint all his is efforts fail. i think they call made this comment that we wa

job and not least as you pointed out and have the ability to deal in conspicuously with the local populace if necessary if this is still spying. it doesn't have a nation israel well pull it classified contingency operations and deal in combat rose up of course but the thing is the us involvement in ukraine has been contentious from the start of the situation russia the minutes after ukrainian ships entered russian waters and the shenanigans around that for me this just fades into this constance over that follows western narrative i mean the pinnacle of this is of course the ongoing claims that russia annexed crimea not russia when in the request of the prime minister of crimea in twenty four the leader not to say that there's going to be real news because there are meetings of opec in vienna tomorrow indeed now this is a fascinating story. focus on gas it's swipe at riyadh and so the story here for me isn't qatar leaving it's what's going on between saudi arabia russia and the u.s. in fact that america's source we've seen the process of all drop by thirty percent in the past two months and

, that understanding that you had to be in more or less constant communication with a democratic populace foreshadowed the modern world. i think he would have used twitter. you use the means of your day. and it's no mistake that our greatest presidents, our most effective presidents, have been those who understood, sometimes intuitively, the means of communication. so jackson and lincoln understand the importance of words. jackson kept a painter, a guy named ralph earl, a painter lived in the white house to keep painting him. it was like the photo office. then president roosevelt, winston churchhill, president reagan. and the incumbent understands the vernacular of reality tv and social media. we know that the presidency has not changed the incumbent, right? we don't know whether the incumbent has changed the presidency. i think one thing he has changed is it's hard for me to imagine a successor not having an authentic ongoing social media communication with the country. >> you think that's permanent? >> i do. >> twitter, the whole thing. >> i think that if you start -- if you look at --