This is GPS, the Global Public Square.

Welcome to all of you in the United States and around the world.

I'm Farid Zakaria.

Today on the show, Confidence.

Britain's Conservative Party this week said it had confidence in Prime Minister Theresa May.

Whilst I'm grateful for that support, a significant number of colleagues did cast a vote against him.

But does anybody have confidence that her Brexit deal will pass?

Well, last two of the smartest Brits I know, Zanima and Tumbedos and David Miliband.

And anger in America.

Now, how dare you trying to make that argument?

It's reached new heights.

What is behind it and what will end it?

Charles Duhig joins me to talk about his Atlantic cover story.

Also, the massive Marriott Hotel hack.

If you're worried about loan hackers using your credit cards, it's worse than you think.

The New York Times says the American government believes that China was behind it.

And it is all about intelligence, a fascinating spy story from David Sanger.

But first, here's my take.

For Steve Bannon, the way to create an enduring populist majority is to combine forces on the left and right.

That's why he was in Italy earlier this year, where parties representing those two sides joined together in a governing alliance.

That's why Bannon hopes to wean some of Bernie Sanders supporters away from the Democratic Party.

But the next place where we might be watching the rise of a new left-right populism is France.

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