Fareed Zakaria
The Visionary
The future, and what is barely possible, reads round the next corner.
Fareed Zakaria is a prominent journalist and author known for his insightful analysis of global affairs. This interview reveals his leadership in thought, as he navigates complex issues and encourages a forward-thinking approach to the challenges posed by technology and globalization.
“And for all those reasons I think that I thought, you know what, maybe this will be a way to put a break or to get to this problem of radical Islam.”
“Arley Hockshield, this sociologist at Berkeley has written a book about this, which is fascinating. I've just been reading in it. At one point she tries out this hypothesis on these white working class people she feels are not racist, not bad people at all, but yet so suspicious of the federal government that they would rather the federal…”
“Goes into politics and spends most of his life in politics. My mom was a journalist and I grew up in a very political household and I grew up at a time when I don't do this with my kids, but I kind of grew up in my parents' movie, if you know what I mean. They were wonderful parents. My mom was incredibly devoted.”
“Discuss So, I was skeptical about the intervention in Kosovo. I was skeptical about the intervention in Bosnia. I was for limited versions of it. And then 9-11 happens in Iraq. And you're absolutely right.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 431 — Fareed Zakaria
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