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Barry Einkin Green, the University of California Professor at Berkeley, and author of the

Populist Temptation.

It's actually sitting on my bedside table back in New York.

It's an absolute must read to understand the

seeds of the political movements that are sweeping through the United States and

Europe currently. Good morning to professors. Great to have you with us on the

program. Good morning. Populism in Europe, as you point now,

has a very, very long history.

We've been confronted with it a whole lot more recently.

How do you explain what we're seeing in Italy right now.

Immigration is really the key unifying fact here.

I think people in Europe and Italy

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