the geological explanation. i think when historians write this, they will look at that is the beginning of a decades long reckoning with this kind of pocket technology, the surveillance states, corporate dominance, postmodern secularism, all these different factors putting together so where is this going? i don t know, but i do know that there is a restlessness among decent people of what to do next. where is my place in this world you mike do i always have to be a to these devices? and so there is probably going to be because of that. tucker: the democratic party was once the party of economic populism, the party of fdr. it no longer is, it s the party of billionaires and identity politics. the result of this is we almost never talk about economics in our public conversations. why is that and what are we missing? gil ferguson is one of the greatest historians now writing in english, written a number of
the geological explanation. i think when historians write this, they will look at that is the beginning of a decades long reckoning with this kind of pocket technology, the surveillance states, corporate tdominance, postmodern secularism, all these different factors putting together. so where is this going? i don t know, but i do know that there is a restlessness among decent people of what to do next. where is my place in this world. do i always have to be to these devices? and so there is probably going to be because of that. tucker: the democratic party was once the party of economic populism, the party of fdr.. it no longer is, it s the party of billionaires and identity politics. the result of this is we almost never talk about economics inn our public conversations. why is that and what are we missing? gil ferguson is one of the greatest historians now writing in english, written a number of books on economic history as well as international history.
dominance, postmodern secularism. all these different factors. where s it going? i don t know. but i do know that there is a restlessness among decent people of what to do next. where is my place in this world? do i have to always be a slave to these devices? so yeah, there s probably going to be a little bit of a people because of it. tucker: charlie kirk turns out to be a pretty deep guy actually. that conversation went on for nearly an hour. he explained why guilt is the single driving force in modern american politics and that s not helpful for anyone. he says what the conservative movement and republican party should not do moving forward, worth hearing. it s on foxnation.com. so a bunch of big companies have adopted policies in the last year to help businesses owned by people of a certain skin color, particular the food delivery businesses because no one in
with no commitment to permanence. tucker: where do you think this is going? i try not to be solely in the predictive business. i can tell you i think it s going. here s the question, and i don t think anyone has really set it like this. 2016, was it a tremor, an earthquake, or an aftershock? was it something before something? when donald trump got elected i mean. was it an earthquake or was it an aftershock? i think it s a tremor. i think what we are living merough is a 10-year tremor of bigots about to happen. a tremor meaning something that happens before an earthquake. the geological explanation. i think that when historians write this they ll look at that as the beginning, not the event. a decade-long reckoning with this kind of pocket technology, surveillance state, corporate dominance, postmodern secularism. all these different factors. where s it going?