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This is CBS Eye on the World. I'm John Bachelor and I welcome Tom Sandage, the editor of the

World Ahead 2022 from the Economist magazine. We're looking at 10 items to anticipate what we will

know completely, 365, 166 days from now. Tom, a very good day to you in the fall of 2022,

two events, a midterm election in the United States. The president's party historically has not

fared well in the first midterm following the win of the White House. At the same time,

there will be a choice in the People's Republic of China, the gathering October and November

for the next five years, and to my understanding, the General Secretary of the Party Xi Jinping

is standing for what will be common on precedent in third term. What do these two events tell us

about the World Ahead? Good day to you, Tom. Hello, it's good to be here. Yes, absolutely. I think that

this rivalry between you and the US and China, but more broadly, between democracy and

autocracy, is one of the prisms through which to understand not just the coming year, but in fact,

the coming couple of decades. I think this is one of the longer-term trends re-asserting itself

in the wake of the pandemic. It's going to be a particularly acute contrast in the fall of 2022,

because you're going to have democracy in America looking like a bit of a mess. I mean, it looks

like a bit of a mess already, but Joe Biden is trying to rally democracies and say, look, we need to

make the case for democracy. Democracy needs to do more than just survive. It has to show that it's a

better way of delivering prosperity and stability and economic growth and innovation and all those

sorts of things. At the moment, it's quite difficult to make a lot of those cases, and you look at

somewhere like China, which has been growing rapidly for quite a long time, and does seem to be able

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