The Inevitability of Populism in Britain and the United States

In a democracy, the parties tend to polarize on the main issue of the day. And in a society which is most homogenous, like Britain in the 40s, there'll be over economics. But once a country becomes diverse, then it's inevitable that,. you know, there will be the multicultural party and there will be this sort of native party," he says. "I don't think people really thought through the sort of the inevitable results of this"