this is cnn. the world s news this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you live for from new york today on the program president biden outlines a plan for a seat it s spire in gaza, a full and complete ceasefire, and suggests benjamin netanyahu was prolonging the war to stay in power what will it take for israel and hamas to reach a truce i will ask richard haas and in a dramatic shift, biden issued and second of action this week capping the number of migrants who can seek asylum at the us-mexico border. will this help him politically, or is it too late? talk to the new yorkers, jonathan blitzer also this week, mexicans elected their first female president who will likely continue the policies of the populous leader amlo i ll dig into what it means and what worries the political analysts, denise wrestle plus i ll dr. richard sharma about what he says has gone badly wrong with capital
day sale at cardia.com or amazon a night of. new cnn, original series new episodes tonight at nine this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you, live from new york today on the program president biden outlines a plan for a ceasefire in gaza, a full and complete ceasefire, and suggests benjamin netanyahu was prolonging the war to stay in power what will it take for israel and hamas to reach? a truce? i will ask richard haas and in a dramatic shift, biden issued an executive action this week capping the number of migrants who can seek asylum at the us mexico border. will this help him politically or is it too late? i ll talk to the new yorkers, jonathan blitzer also this week, mexicans elected their first female president who will likely continue the policies of the populist leader amlo i ll dig into what it means and what worries the political analysts, denise reza plus i m dr. ri
reckless behavior by the banks crippled the economy across the middle class. when it came to attempt to fix it, we put bankers in charge of the cleanup. this is not an argument against expertise. it s not a populist argument. of course bankers understand finance, epidemiologists understand coronavirus. turning to experts make sense and we should and hopefully we always will. we can t allow experts to make the big decisions. that is not their job. this is a democracy. it ise our job. he is an infectious disease expert and he is recovering from a coronavirus infection. we are happy to have you on. thank you for coming on. good to meet you. tucker: i m glad you could be with us given what you ve been going through recently. let me ask that completely theoretical question. i don t know the answer to it but you may come closer. what is your view of this?
who can be strong and who has answers, and so i do think it was confusing to us as first, but it wasn t a partisan thing, it was an outsider versus insider thing. that s still alive. i think you heard a couple of democrats tonight on the stage try to speak to those voters. right. tim ryan of ohio certainly did. i thought she whe was speaking directly when he took on his own party for being coastal and elitist. by the way, bill de blasio, coastal and elitist, new york city mayor, but he also made the point at one point. very strong. the populist argument where he said it s the corporations that are to blame, not the immigrants. so i think he was going after those voters as el. well, and just getting back to elizabeth warren, it was mentioned that she didn t engage trump but her argument is that there are bigger things there s a bigger structural problem in this economy that transcends trump that she is running to try and remedy and goes to this the things that
going to fall down. no. i think there is. the reason i may not be optimistic but very hopeful. the reason is because people are sick of it you know, when people are walking away from family members and more than 90% say they hate how divided we have become. there is an appetite. when i see 93% are sick of how divided we have become. marked opportunity for candidates and politicians all levels mayors, governors, state legislators who are actually going to try to bring us together. the populist argument that we need to polarize each other and lock down our base, that s a thing of the moment. that s not going to last forever. i think we can have people who can do it better and i think we are going to see it soon. bret: interesting. the book is love your enemies. really a great read. arthur, thanks. thanks, appreciate it, man. bret: burch bye has died. his family says he died at his home in eastern maryland. he wrote the title 89 law. banning discrimination against women college ad