How the US election will change the world | GZERO World with Ian Bremmer
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- Political scientist Stephen Walt and Ian Bremmer explore the significant role that foreign policy will play in the upcoming 2024 US presidential election, highlighting the nuanced differences and similarities between potential Trump and Biden second terms.
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What role will foreign policy play in the upcoming US presidential election? “More than it usually does” says Harvard Kennedy School’s Stephen Walt in the latest episode of GZERO World with Ian Bremmer. “Partly because the economy doesn't seem to be helping Biden as much as it should be, partly because it's hard to look at Biden's foreign policy and tout a lot of big success stories."
In a wide-ranging interview comparing US foreign policy under a second Biden or Trump term, Walt suggests that they may not be as different as people expect. “On a bunch of big issues, the daylight between him and Biden just isn't that great.” It may come as little surprise that Bremmer disagrees.
But Walt says this is especially true in areas like China policy, where Biden's approach has been refined and continued. "The Biden people refined the Trump approach in a number of ways-focused it very much on high-tech-but have if anything, doubled down on the policies that Trump adopted starting in 2017."
And while Walt certainly acknowledges an array of crucial differences between Trump and Biden, he argues that both second administrations may have similar outcomes in areas like the Middle East and Ukraine. That said, he makes clear that while Trump's second term may not drastically change US foreign policy, it could lead to a less supportive stance towards Europe and NATO. "Trump is fundamentally a nationalist, fundamentally a unilateralist, whereas Biden is very much a globalist or internationalist, and that's a key difference.”
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Take it to the bank...he better takes his Nobel to the bank...
Power politics are alive and well...... depressing...
Great video Ian. You should get John Mearsheimer next
Mearsheimer is s realist while Bremmer is a neo-liberal. Ian typically doesn't invite guests with different world views to his own and prefers to show an interaction that reinforces his theses. It would be a compelling exchange to hear, though.
@@iShavedYesterday Walt is a realist. and i don't think ian is a neo-liberal. just liberal-ish.
I prefer your content when it is not so politically biased
Everyone has their own perspective on politics.
Instead of finding an objective perspective, try cultivating your own instead.
The average in politics is a low standard.
Ian Bremmer is well informed enough in his domain, and if you listen he'll give you some good, early access information.
If you want to argue bias, I'd say he has a bias against being too openly critical of politics that resemble his clients'.
He probably doesn't do too much business with Putin! LOL!
If you want to compare him to cable news, however, it's a vastly more informed perspective.
Because of the corporate influence, their on air talented is effectively barred from speaking openly on certain issues, such as workers' rights, and workplace politics, by contractual agreement.
If you're employed by these companies, you're an ex-journalist, and an ex-scientist that has been barred from practicing free inquiry when it comes to business, politics and the economy.
This is the problem with towing the company line. It's how conflicts arise when company is put over professionalism, and company is put over country.
The MSM is entirely run by people just doing their jobs. It's not good enough for certain professions.
Geez, does everything have to be to your liking? Grow a skin...!!!😮
if you want to invite a realist , invite John.
don't be scared.
You think Ian Bremmer' got the backbone to interview J.M.?
Excellent content and perspectives.
For me, when one quotes John Lennon as a (foreign) policy expert, they are probably short of genuine arguments. Just IMO
John Lennon said something a little different. Something about life.
He is correct foreign policy has been the same under any presidency
Let’s see, we will give all the tax breakers, loans, grants and contracts to the upper 1%, the other Gods, but how do we phrase it so the middle class and poor will accept it. I’ve got it, trickle down something.
Them the upper 10% may not be paying "the fair share", they do pay 75% of the federal income tax by amount.
income tax is like HALF of all tax, the rest is corporate and retirement stuff.
So, yeah, them rich can do whatever they want, because, they kinda payed for most of the stuff. "USA military #1!", I aggree, and the rich paid for most of it. THey paid for the gun, the uniform, the soldier's pay, the coffine/funeral, the housing/university afterwards if you stayed alive, and ptsd treatment for the rest of your life.
1948- Americans remember just three years before 10% of the population serving in the military and every one knows some one who was killed or wounded. 2024- no military draft and a tiny percentage of the population serving in the military. Yeah, it's the economy now.
It is a three way race
What will Trump do with respect the Red Sea? Continue the current strategy which doesn't seem to be working? Or withdraw, and let India and Europe deal with it? Something else?
❤❤❤Vote Mr. Rfk jr.024 for peace N prosperity Not Biden nor Trump...
Walt is right - there are actually many similarities, once you separate personality from policy. Many policies put in place during the Trump Admin have been continued, if not expanded/strengthened under the Biden Admin. A difference in style doesn't equate to a difference in long-term policy goals. We also tend to assume way too much power is vested in a single person (the President) and forget that policy isn't made that way.
This happens in Australia, too. I am glad that our foreign policy is mostly the same whether Labour or Coalition. We call those who make policy 'backroom boys'.
@@diilouiseit’s called the deep state, an unelected group of warmongers and ghouls
But really? Why would the US make a unfair deal on Ukraine? The US hasn't lost anything since.
so the rich oeople h!??ave enough,,what about rhe workforce
Inter Iinternationalist what ajoke
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Thank You for the vids, content is spot-on.
Globalist = Neoliberal
How does this guy teach at Harvard?
That why.
Your statement about the US economy is unfortunately an obvious lie. Despite the labour departments manipulations it is impossible to square the circle of record job creation yet record low job vacancies, record numbers of jobs in the economy and yet the biggest drop in hourly earnings since 2008, also the largest drop in hours worked in the economy since 2008 what are companies doing hiring all these extra workers and then asking them to sit down and not work extra hours?
Add to this the extra 15,000 that it takes for a family to live in the US and in some States that's as high as 22000 the Enormous wave of illegal immigration driving down wages and driving up housing costs for the poorest Americans the increase in the price of gasoline driving up the cost of transportation basically You've Got The Perfect Storm for working class people buy you want to say its a wonderful economy 😅 It's a little like pissing on people and telling them it's raining, that's Bidenomics in a nutshell
However no matter how ordinary a person you may be, you still know it's not raining......
I think you'll find that's why Biden is so popular
Perfectly encapsulated.