Journalist and author Fareed Zakaria discusses the current revolutionary period in history, including political, economic, and technological shifts. He explores the rise of populism, analyzes global geopolitics, and reflects on the evolution of democracy and national identities. Zakaria emphasizes the importance of liberal frameworks, rule of law, and the role of media in shaping societal legitimacy and global relations.

Fareed Zakaria, a renowned journalist and CNN host, dives into the fallout of Donald Trump's dramatic return to power. He explores the societal backlash following the election, emphasizing the urban-rural divide and the complex dynamics of civic engagement. Zakaria reflects on Biden's pivotal decisions, challenges within the Democratic Party, and shifts in Republican ideology. The conversation also touches on U.S. geopolitical relationships with countries like Russia and China, underscoring the importance of democratic integrity and global engagement.

Fareed Zakaria, known for his CNN show, delves into his passion for ideas, reflections on his education and career, Singapore's anti-corruption strategies, and the transition to TV journalism. He discusses his influences, values, and the importance of classical liberalism in a world of populism and authoritarianism.

Fareed Zakaria discusses historical revolutions like the Industrial Revolution and modern global shifts. They explore geopolitics, the rise of China and India, managing credit card rewards, and the complexities of the Gaza conflict. They also touch on America's current state, Biden's presidency, and the impact of diversity bureaucracy on university campuses.

Fareed Zakaria, host of Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN and a columnist for The Washington Post, joins Scott Galloway to break down the conflict in Israel and its implications. They also discuss Disney's future, the declining IPO market, geopolitical relationships, swing states, family and parenting, the changing media landscape, and the meaning of wellness.

Fareed Zakaria discusses the revolutionary period we are living in, linking AI, global politics, and historical revolutions. They explore the impact on liberal democracy, societal changes, and the rise of Trumpism. The conversation delves into the complexities of cultural shifts, technological advancements, and the challenges to liberal democracy.

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, journalist Fareed Zakaria, and former Secretary of Defense Dr. Mark T. Esper discuss topics including the impact of social media on children's mental health, the influence of woke culture on politics, and reflections on the chaotic COVID-19 response, advocating for limits on technology exposure and learning from pandemic mistakes.

Fareed Zakaria delves into Iran's animosity towards the US, stemming from the hostage crisis and US support for Saddam Hussein. The podcast explores the historical context of Iran-US relations, the aftermath of failed rescue missions, Iran's nuclear ambitions, proxy strategies in the Middle East, and the struggles in US-Iran relations.

Author and CNN TV host Fareed Zakaria discusses how economic and technological progress can lead to revolutions by causing an identity crisis and upheaval against the establishment. He connects historical revolutions to current political divisions and emphasizes the need for active participation to drive positive change for a better future.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store discusses recognizing a Palestinian state and the push for peace. Fareed Zakaria talks about global peace prospects. Ravi Gupta discusses the new podcast 'Killing Justice'.