The problem is the populism in the West, it succeeds when the center can't solve the problems.

And I will say to people, populism doesn't invent grievances. By and large, it doesn't invent them. It exploits them.

Hello and welcome to the GZero World podcast. This is where you'll find extended interviews with the newsmakers I talk to every week on my public television show.

I'm Ian Bremmer.

Winston Churchill once said, to improve is to change.

To be perfect is to change often.

Little did he know how much change would come to his nation, or how quickly, because in the span

of just 48 hours in early September, the United Kingdom got a new Prime Minister, Liz Truss,

and then a new monarch, King Charles III.

Both are facing big challenges in their new roles.

For Truss, the Tory leader, it's a range of issues from inflation to the ongoing fallout of Brexit.

And for Charles, it's the relevance of the monarchy itself, now that its longest-serving and much-beloved ruler is gone.

I'm talking about all that and more with a man who occupied 10 Downing Street for more than a decade, former prime minister, Tony Blair.

Let's get to it.

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