to get plaudits. india is in a position where foreign investors, the american investors, they want access to the indian markets because there is a decoupling and de risking of the american companies vis a vis china and they see india as an alternative to china as the global production hub. they all want to come to india to invest. some of them are already there. so india is today in a position, it feels that it cannot be dictated to. # ..every american heart # and it s time we stand and say.#. it was the age of populism donald trump in the us. ..boris johnson in britain. he chuckles. ..modi in india. all sing. ..erdogan in turkey, bolsonaro in brazil and various others around the globe.
.it . it was the age of populism. donald trum and . it was the age of populism. donald trump and the . it was the age of populism. donald trump and the us, . it was the age of populism. donald trump and the us, boris . it was the age of populism. donald trump and the us, boris johnson - . it was the age of populism. donald | trump and the us, boris johnson and trump and the us, borisjohnson and britain, modi in india. erdogan in turkey, bolsonaro in brazil and various others around the globe. and then, suddenly it wasn t after role and many of the populists gave way to other more traditional leaders. so, is populism dead and what is it anyway? i asked james landale, the bbc s diplomatic correspondence. we re talking antiestablishment rhetoric, we re talking the undermining of institutions, we re talking about idea of somehow there is a true reflection of the popular will that could only be reflected through that individual. so there are certain characteristics. but when you start
president erdogan in turkey who biden has known for a long time. that is a very troubled relationship this is not one of the deep close relationships that the president has. part of the work here will be trying to get it to a you know, a more familiar place, but right now it s, you know, more on the superficial side. let s just watch a moment and listen in again. i understand that this is called review of the troops, what s happening right now as we see president biden and president yoon walking alongside a member of the military. let s just watch
the inauguration, where he s on the list or not. he s going to show up. but this time he s going to have this army of election deniers that he has put in place. i mean, people don t slide into authoritarianism necessarily with tanks in the street. hitler was elected. putin was elected. erdogan in turkey was elected. viktor orban. most immigrants, no matter how many walls you build, most illegal immigrants take a plan here and stay. that s how they get here. in a similar way, you can get elected and just not leave, and that is what i think is going to happen. i want to get on the other side we ve shown early in the broadcast what obama and biden were saying. here s what democrats are saying. republicans are trying to flip this into a crime wave election. here are democrats on the trail. senator schumer is here and i want to make sure he s my
get unhappy. sfg agents now. it s hard to recognize. you have to realize, strongman leaders often died in their beds. natural causes. mao died of natural causes. it s a difficult thing to get a man like putin out of power. it s interesting because some of these guys, because they re guys, they come in and they are presenting themselves as performers, in a way. mbs, for instance, vladimir putin, right. but they re showing you who they are. it s not like you can t sort of see what s going on. and so i wonder, gideon, as you re looking at some emergent strong men, who do you have your eyes on? well, there s a bunch of them potentially in trouble. erdogan in turkey, quite similar to putin. he was hailed as a liberal