May 19, 2019: Mounting tensions between the US and Iran; is the US-China trade war the beginning of a new Cold War?

Fareed Zakaria GPS

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🗓️ 19 May 2019

⏱️ 39 minutes

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The growing tensions between the US and Iran - will they lead to hostilities? Then, the trade war between the US and China; is it the start of a new Cold War between the two powerful nations? Guests: Jim Sciutto, Robin Wright, Rana Foroohar, Kevin Rudd, Michael Pillsbury, Adam Gopnik.

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0:00.0	This is GPS, the Global Public Square.
0:05.0	Welcome to all of you in the United States and around the world.
0:08.0	I'm Farid Zakaria.
0:10.0	Today on the show, are we on the road to war?
0:14.0	Oh, no!
0:16.0	Has the Trump administration been setting things up for a military confrontation with Iran?
0:21.0	If they do anything, they will suffer greatly.
0:24.0	Then, the trade war with China.
0:26.0	It has royal markets and it's costing Americans cash.
0:29.0	Who will blink?
0:31.0	Trump or she?
0:32.0	You want to know something?
0:34.0	We always win.
0:36.0	Our talk to experts on each hotspot.
0:39.0	And India's elections are done and no matter what party wins, we know one thing.
0:44.0	Aqueous crooks will be elected.
0:47.0	I'll bring you the stunning findings and their implications for America.
0:54.0	Plus, Trump, Putin, Bolsonaro, or Iran, do a tear tape.
0:59.0	We know the face of right-wing populism.
1:02.0	But what is its opposite?
1:04.0	Can liberalism put up a fight?
1:07.0	The New Yorkers' Adam Dopniks defends the creeds.
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