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Ideas, arguments and perspectives worth hearing — thoughtful talks that might change the way you see things.
Economist Jeffrey Sachs examines Europe's geopolitical future, the war in Ukraine, NATO's relationship with Russia, and China's growing influence. He argues that Europe must reconsider its dependence on American foreign policy as global power shifts toward Asia.
Economist Richard Werner joins Tucker Carlson for a wide-ranging conversation about how banks create money, the Federal Reserve, Japan’s financial crisis, central bank power, warfare, the CIA and central bank digital currencies.
Former OSCE monitor Benoît Paré joins journalist Aaron Maté to recount his years in eastern Ukraine and challenge prevailing accounts of the Donbas war, the Minsk agreements and the events preceding Russia’s 2022 invasion.
Tucker Carlson sits down with Vladimir Putin for a two-hour conversation about Ukraine, NATO, Russian history and the confrontation between Russia and the West.
Oil, dollars and global power are more closely connected than they might seem. This eight-minute explainer offers a remarkably compact introduction to the petrodollar system.
Jordan Peterson explores responsibility, suffering, discipline and the search for meaning in this long-form presentation of the ideas behind 12 Rules for Life.
In this 2015 talk, geopolitical analyst George Friedman explains why Europe’s balance of power, Russia, Germany and Ukraine remain central to U.S. strategy.