…is no political lies in them. And then you get two only living options, in a bad sense also, I'm not for Trump, but it's Trumpian populism and it's so-called democratic socialists. And the problem here is that, of course, these four parties don't work…

…of mamdan is victory and i think there are big troubles ahead but nonetheless something unique happened He intelligently, he followed Trump. You know, the big democratic trauma of the democratic establishment in the United States is let's not move too much…

…the United States is let's not move too much to the left because then we will lose center. But why didn't they learn from Trump that it's the exact opposite which is true? How did Trump win? Not to play the center, but to state radically what is to…

…left because then we will lose center. But why didn't they learn from Trump that it's the exact opposite which is true? How did Trump win? Not to play the center, but to state radically what is to be said. And Mamdani got this, even maybe more than…

…they all are, in some sense, revolutionary. They want a substantial change. Why I make this ambiguous statement as if I like Trump? I follow here, here I agree with him, not everywhere, Varoufakis, who said the left was blah blah talking for decades, we…

…him, not everywhere, Varoufakis, who said the left was blah blah talking for decades, we have to move out of global politics. capitalism. Trump did it. Are we aware what Trump did with his studies and so on? He broke all the rules of a global market…

…said the left was blah blah talking for decades, we have to move out of global politics. capitalism. Trump did it. Are we aware what Trump did with his studies and so on? He broke all the rules of a global market and so on. And so where do I see…

…than 10 years ago. He said, we shouldn't worry about the center. We should target two white farmers, workers, who otherwise vote for Trump. They are our public. We should target them. This is what Mamdami did, and he won in a quite surprising way. I…

…York, getting it over and then connect with many other states where democratic socialists are. You know what's so ridiculous? When Trump said Mamdani is a pure communist, sorry, are we aware where we are? Measured by what social democracy meant when Harold…

…there, but do you notice the miracle of COVID? A big lesson for the left. Even guys like your Boris Johnson or Trump, they were doing measures which, I'm sorry, were almost chorbally radical socialist, even communist elements of this, how do you call it,…

…the system will collapse and so on. But you know what happened in the time of COVID? All the rules were broken. Even Trump evoked that law from early 50s, where it says that in the... critical situation, the government can order companies what to produce…

…I rewrote it to fit today's situation. I'm sorry if you know it. The three big guys today. Putin, Xi, Xi the Chinese, and Trump confront God, each can ask a question. First, Putin says, how will it be? We will occupy Ukraine, we will be masters of…

…well. You will have not to occupy Taiwan, but to rely on Taiwan and France. He turns around and starts to cry. Then Trump, probably you know if you are minimally Hegelian, in Hegelian reflexivity, what will be the end? Trump says, so what will be with…

…around and starts to cry. Then Trump, probably you know if you are minimally Hegelian, in Hegelian reflexivity, what will be the end? Trump says, so what will be with my great America ten years from now? God turns around and starts to cry. That's what I…

…my great America ten years from now? God turns around and starts to cry. That's what I meant by that of God. Trump is something so new, it's desperate. He changed the rules radically. Let's use the opportunity. Instead of this fixation of how horrible…

…is something so new, it's desperate. He changed the rules radically. Let's use the opportunity. Instead of this fixation of how horrible Trump is, which is a lie, I think. Yes, Trump is horrible. But he's horrible because he correctly detected what was the…

…radically. Let's use the opportunity. Instead of this fixation of how horrible Trump is, which is a lie, I think. Yes, Trump is horrible. But he's horrible because he correctly detected what was the fake in the predominant American welfare state model.…

…said a vote for Macron today is a vote for Le Pen four years from now. Well, of course, I mean, you know, you backed Donald Trump in the US election. No, I did it in a very cynical way, I hope. But it was still a cynical backing. I thought for a…

…Marine Le Pen. No, no, no, no. Because, and I think I was deeply right, some of my idiotic United States friends claimed Trump is pure fascism. It's not. He's an opportunist and so on. But the wall was just to keep Muslims out, was just opportunism,…

…not saying even, no, what I hoped, and obviously I was too much of an optimist, it's precisely that people will see in Trump, and I put this explicitly, what horror he is, and that this will revitalize the left. The greatest disappointment in the first…

…explicitly, what horror he is, and that this will revitalize the left. The greatest disappointment in the first hundred days of Trump, others also said this, like Cornel West, is the Democratic Party. Now Democratic Party is spending most of its energy not…

…others also said this, like Cornel West, is the Democratic Party. Now Democratic Party is spending most of its energy not fighting Trump, but getting rid of Bernie Sanders supporters of its own. You know, okay, let me give you another prediction. You know…

…agree, when we were young, we were playing those games of sanity, you do this, whatever, to those in power. But now with Trump and so on, those which were in power and right-wing populists, they are quite obscene enough. Maybe we, the left, should also…

…say... It's this deep link between protecting Israel there, supporting Israel against the Palestinians, and remaining anti-Semitic here. And I claim Trump was also doing this in a more refined way, but so that, you know, would you agree, Cornel, when friends…

…and you noted that Beckett's favorite word was perhaps. So this brings me to my question. So even though Joe Biden defeated Trump, and we should all be thankful for that, as you've said, Brother West, that it's imperative we defeat the neofascist, the…

…all be thankful for that, as you've said, Brother West, that it's imperative we defeat the neofascist, the catastrophe that is Trump, in order that we can then defeat the neoliberal disaster that is Joe Biden. Even though Biden ultimately, he defeated…

…that is Trump, in order that we can then defeat the neoliberal disaster that is Joe Biden. Even though Biden ultimately, he defeated Trump, it was still obviously a blow to the left, and I would say to the country, that Bernie Sanders lost the Democratic…

…its substantial Power? It is not possible to return to it. All such returns are today a postmodern fake. Does Donald Trump stand for traditional values? No. His conservativism is a postmodern performance, a gigantic ego trip. In this sense... of playing…

…a gigantic ego trip. In this sense... of playing with traditional values, of mixing references to them with open obscenities, Trump is the ultimate postmodern president. If we compare Trump with Bernie Sanders, Trump is a postmodern politician at its purest,…

…traditional values, of mixing references to them with open obscenities, Trump is the ultimate postmodern president. If we compare Trump with Bernie Sanders, Trump is a postmodern politician at its purest, while Sanders is rather an old-fashioned moralist.…

…references to them with open obscenities, Trump is the ultimate postmodern president. If we compare Trump with Bernie Sanders, Trump is a postmodern politician at its purest, while Sanders is rather an old-fashioned moralist. Conservative thinkers claim that…

…now let me tell you a different, give you a different, more problematic example. In exactly the same way, liberal critics of Trump and alt-right never seriously asked how our liberal society could give birth to Trump. In this sense, the image of Donald…

…real civil war. But what worries me even more is that With the Ukraine war fatigue, a dark prospect opens up. What if Trump wins next elections and enforces a pact with Russia, abandoning Ukrainians in the same way he did it with Kurds? Kurdistan. During…

…problem, connected with this one, also concerns the fate of unwritten rules in our so-called developed Western countries. Remember Donald Trump. He more or less stuck to explicit legal regulations. But he tended to ignore the unwritten silent facts which…

…determine how we should practice this law. That was one thing, you know, that was for me so interesting and horrible about Trump. It's not so much that he violated explicit rules, but with every rule comes certain manners, silent rules, how you do this,…

…rules, how you do this, how you do that. He violated all that. Another thing, everybody knows this, not only with Trump, but with so-called alternative right, new conservatives, is that politics. said, it's that when I was young, leftists liked to speak…

…more and more explicitly obscene. I don't want to lose your time here. Very briefly, examples. One is, at one public meeting, Trump imitated, because he was listening to her tape, an FBI agent who was, he taped this, making love with her partner and…

…They believe it's been captured by the elites. They believe the elites will do anything to hold onto it. And now along comes Trump, somebody who they believe is contemptuous, which he is, of the system because he's a sociopath. And he says to them, look,…

…is, of the system because he's a sociopath. And he says to them, look, this party stole. And why would they believe Trump? Two reasons. The party's been screwing them over for 40 years. The party's candidates openly tell them that there's nothing we can…

…because they're not organizing, because they'll be easily manipulated, because they feel that the election is stolen. election is stolen. Trump didn't invent this, Hillary Clinton did. For four years, she said, she won the election, but the Russians stole it.…

…did. For four years, she said, she won the election, but the Russians stole it. Four years. And it's supposed to be Trump who is the stolen election dude? Both parties are doing this. Both parties are slowly encroaching on the democratic space. And as…

…in Europe, those who for the first week or two of the war were... almost pro-Russian, you know what your greatest president Trump said, Putin is a genius, intelligent move, blah, blah, all that, who get a great sympathy for it, then all of a…

…phenomenon which is already contaminated, mediated by what it opposes. For example, it's not the ultimate proof here, Donald Trump himself. a ruthless hedonist posing as a partisan of conservative values. If there ever was a postmodern historicist president,…

…a ruthless hedonist posing as a partisan of conservative values. If there ever was a postmodern historicist president, politician, it's Trump. Along these lines, in a column that I want to quote briefly from The Guardian newspaper, Suzanne Moore praised…

…North American, structured? We would, if we were to ask this question, we would get a totally different answer from Trump or from liberal center-left. Trump would have presented himself as the voice of the hard-working people against the corrupted,…

…would, if we were to ask this question, we would get a totally different answer from Trump or from liberal center-left. Trump would have presented himself as the voice of the hard-working people against the corrupted, non-patriotic enemies of the people, and…

…in the last year. A, My, not celebration, I know he's a disgusting nobody, but when I say maybe in the long term, Trump with his, Donald Trump with his horrors can lead to something positive. And my idea that there are also progressive potentials in the…

…A, My, not celebration, I know he's a disgusting nobody, but when I say maybe in the long term, Trump with his, Donald Trump with his horrors can lead to something positive. And my idea that there are also progressive potentials in the pandemic. I stick…

…positive. And my idea that there are also progressive potentials in the pandemic. I stick to this more than ever. First, Trump, don't forget that the democratic socialist democratic left that is now raising not only in United States in Europe now the…

…West Germany. The idea of eco-socialism is gone and so on and so on. I think that all this nonetheless emerged as a reaction to Trump. I think that today we are entering a new era where we will have on the one side this Trumpian populism and on the…

…even these obscene prohibitions can be publicly On the other hand, I want to emphasize this. I'm not saying that a person like Trump is without prohibitions. No, he is cheating. Precisely when he goes openly into obscenity and so on and so on, he knows…

…Hegel's point about monarch is that he is just a pure performative gesture. He is what Mike Pence decided to be, although Trump didn't want him to be. His role was just to register, and Trump did something interesting from the Hegelian standpoint. It's…

…He is what Mike Pence decided to be, although Trump didn't want him to be. His role was just to register, and Trump did something interesting from the Hegelian standpoint. It's like asking a king, like the Queen of England, Labour Party wants election,…

…we were lucky, that's how he put it, that we had on the top a figure who is ridiculous with cognitive dissonances like Trump. What if next time it will be... much more serious but these cognitive dissonances are the base of trump's success i know i…

…stupidity of the totalitarian so-called leader is crucial to their success? It's not like you can have a smart version of Trump who would be more successful. Absolutely. Maybe Trump was a little bit stupid at another level. You know what bright…

…crucial to their success? It's not like you can have a smart version of Trump who would be more successful. Absolutely. Maybe Trump was a little bit stupid at another level. You know what bright totalitarians know how to do? That secretly, at least…

…is happening? So I'm really glad about this. I think this shows that although everybody wants now to fight about me to criticize Trump and so on, that's not the real thing. to put it in shamelessly idealist way, the spirit is happening here. We don't…

…imagined half a year ago for Boris Johnson to, you know, to temporarily nationalize the British railways. Who would have thought for Trump himself to evoke that Cold War Act so that he can now directly control private companies, order them what to produce,…

…millions of others have to be active to risk their lives. And now I would like to draw your attention to where I think Trump is cheating. You know, when Trump is saying we cannot be all the time in a lockdown. At some point, things have to start…

…be active to risk their lives. And now I would like to draw your attention to where I think Trump is cheating. You know, when Trump is saying we cannot be all the time in a lockdown. At some point, things have to start moving and so on and so on.…

…the time in a lockdown. At some point, things have to start moving and so on and so on. And when Trump even uses a little bit this anti-elite language, claiming, yes, newer intellectuals, professors, journalists can isolate themselves, but what about…

…newer intellectuals, professors, journalists can isolate themselves, but what about ordinary people and so on and so on? In some sense... Trump is right here. But the problem is that those ordinary people are now in such a danger, unprotected, because of…

…battlefields, with a whole series of strategies to obfuscate the true dimension of the threat. First, simple ignorance, Donald Trump. It's a marginal phenomenon, life goes on, don't worry. Second... Science and technology can save us. Don't worry, scientists…

…not critical of you. It's a very simple one. My answer to this is that's why politically correct leftists are doing all possible to get Trump re-elected, if you ask me. A little bit more years on this and we will be where we are. But let me add as a…

…achieved even more. I doubt it. We don't know the counterfactual. Speaking of counterfactual, I have a question for you about Donald Trump. So you initially said, well, if Trump wins, it could be good because it will revitalize the left. There was then…

…know the counterfactual. Speaking of counterfactual, I have a question for you about Donald Trump. So you initially said, well, if Trump wins, it could be good because it will revitalize the left. There was then another article where people asked you, do…

…hard left is identity politics. And that's exactly the thing you hate. So why has it been good that we have three years of Trump, maybe eight years of Trump? We don't have time to go into it, but let me be specific. The Democrats who go for identity…

…its substantial power, it is not possible to return to it. All such returns are today a postmodern fake. Does Donald Trump stand for traditional values? No. His conservativism is a postmodern performance, a gigantic ego trip. In this sense... of playing…

…a gigantic ego trip. In this sense... of playing with traditional values, of mixing references to them with open obscenities, Trump is the ultimate postmodern president. If we compare Trump with Bernie Sanders, Trump is a postmodern politician at its purest,…

…traditional values, of mixing references to them with open obscenities, Trump is the ultimate postmodern president. If we compare Trump with Bernie Sanders, Trump is a postmodern politician at its purest, while Sanders is rather an old-fashioned moralist.…

…references to them with open obscenities, Trump is the ultimate postmodern president. If we compare Trump with Bernie Sanders, Trump is a postmodern politician at its purest, while Sanders is rather an old-fashioned moralist. Conservative thinkers claim that…

…now let me tell you a different, give you a different, more problematic example. In exactly the same way, liberal critics of Trump and alt-right never seriously asked how our liberal society could give birth to Trump. In this sense, the image of Donald…

…spending in the sense that it was not immediately productive. It was just you spend it for arms. Didn't Reagan do the same? Trump is doing today the same. So we have expert knowledge that we should distrust, at least a certain type of. But now comes…

…if you just do a kind of a spectral analysis of different ideologies. associated with ecology. First one is the Donald Trump ideology. You ignore the problem. Oh, it's a pseudo-problem invented by some crazy leftists who want to destroy American way of…

…friend Robert already emphasized, we should ask here deeper questions. One way to confront this problem is to Play the wall game, Donald Trump game. It's mess out there. We are not part of it. So if we feel threatened, let's build walls. This, of course,…

…irony that they are now, although they participated in the process which triggered refugees, they are now the main opponents of Trump. bringing in refugees and so on and so on. I think the main danger with Flüchtlinge is, again, humanitarianism. No, no,…

…people. That's why... What gives me hope for Europe is that, my God, all the bad guys today hate Europe. There is no Putin, Trump. Trump is now sending, okay, not literally. He's in bad relations with him. But you know what Steve Bannon did now? I was…

…and so on and so on, whatever. So my question is, what bothers them so much in Europe? Because let's look around. Trump ideology is absolutely anti-European. He now, he didn't change it. Okay, but Steve Bannon came to Europe now and it's again making…

…crowd, from the point of view of the new technology, that's Facebook, that's Twitter, and so on and so on. So when President Trump tweets, it has more to do with occlocracy in the sense of Polybius, than with monarchy or tyranny. If you think of Hitler,…

…the term public intellectual, but in the lowest sense they are. It's emerging and I'm almost afraid more of them than of Trump and so on. People like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk. I'm horrified when some idiot like Zuckerberg appears in our…

…Again, my fascism, but especially my homophobia and so on came out there. And finally, I've shown my cards openly by supporting Donald Trump. Now... Things are clear. In this book, I simply try to, but I didn't want to do this, retroactively I noticed, I…

…hands. Although I'm accused, as you know. Slavoj is right, after all. Don't you know that one of the mean guys around Trump, was it Richard Bannon of who, did say that I'm his favorite Marxist, but that's another... His favorite Marxist, so he's got…

…truth in it, so-called ordinary working people, the only way for them to vent out, to express their frustration, was offered by Trump and that kind of people. And Bernie Sanders brought some fresh air here. It was a unique achievement. He succeeded in…

…some fresh air here. It was a unique achievement. He succeeded in mobilizing those people who would have otherwise voted for Trump. And the great tragedy of Democratic Party, not only, even now after elections, was, my God, instead of planning how to…

…And the great tragedy of Democratic Party, not only, even now after elections, was, my God, instead of planning how to beat Trump, you know what they are doing now? They are renormalizing Trump. Nancy Pelosi said recently, Trump is like Reagan. Bush, don't…

…of meaningful democracy, civil freedoms, and so on and so on. Isn't it clear that even in the United States now, in Trump, not to mention Russia, India, China, and so on, a new political form of capitalism is emerging, a much more authoritarian…

…Without this, we are lost. We are approaching to a new authoritarian society. That's why I disagree with those who claim, oh, with Trump, we are in fascism. It's not as simple as that. Donald Trump as president is for me the paradox of, let's call it,…

…society. That's why I disagree with those who claim, oh, with Trump, we are in fascism. It's not as simple as that. Donald Trump as president is for me the paradox of, let's call it, liberal fascism. In the sense that at individual level you can buy…

…What to do? And so on and so on. For me, what we are witnessing today in the United States with the election of Trump and so on, is to put it again in these ironic terms, the end of left Fukuyamaism. Even the majority of American liberal left,…

…education, and so on, but that's it. I think that we got... The reply now, no, it's not enough. That doesn't work. You know, Trump is a symptom of the failure of this mainstream liberal left. And if we just fight Trump, we are doing what in medicine…

…whole series of strategies to obfuscate the true dimension of the ecological threat. We still find it with persons like Donald Trump. Simple ignorance. It's a marginal phenomenon not worthy of our preoccupation. Life of capital goes on. Nature will take care…

…the machine not vote on my behalf? Again, my friends in the United States already did the same experiment precisely with Trump voters and some others. They followed them, registered their opinions, their habits, and so on. And then they not only predicted…

…enter So just to finish, where are we today? We had the fake awakening in the United States. It's very interesting how Trump uses this term of awakening against political alienation, people have spoken, people awakened and so on and so on. And Marine Le…

…already use this term and claim 2016 was, I quote Marine Le Pen, 2016 was the year the Anglo-Saxon world woke up with Trump and Brexit. I am certain, says Marine Le Pen, 2017 will be the year when the people of continental Europe wake up. End…

…likely end of the era of humanisation. One should note that Chomsky, who criticised me ferociously for my idea that a Trump victory may lead to a renewed Left, enumerates here phenomena global warming, deforestation, wars and devastations and so on which…

…cheap antisemite, one of the intellectual fathers of Freud. Trumpism, Trumpism. Yeah, but one thing, we had here serious debates about Trump. Admit one thing, that Trump is almost Lacanian. People usually wear, I'm sorry, I repeat a joke, but for the lady,…

…intellectual fathers of Freud. Trumpism, Trumpism. Yeah, but one thing, we had here serious debates about Trump. Admit one thing, that Trump is almost Lacanian. People usually wear, I'm sorry, I repeat a joke, but for the lady, she deserves it. Trump,…

…Admit one thing, that Trump is almost Lacanian. People usually wear, I'm sorry, I repeat a joke, but for the lady, she deserves it. Trump, people usually have a wig, but they try to look, make to look as real hair. But Trump has real hair which looks…

…but for the lady, she deserves it. Trump, people usually have a wig, but they try to look, make to look as real hair. But Trump has real hair which looks like a wig. Admit it. Then, then, Okay, she is disgusting. She cannot be more. I admit it. And…

…is to the moment of utterance at which you speak. Right? So the subject is an effective discourse. That would be the... Also, Trump, he's the kind of subject, he's the subject of the eye, this kind of transcendental ego that seems to hover above... I…

…it's not just physical love, it's much more, your bells should ring, run away as fast as you can. So did you use the Trump method? Sorry? Did you use the Trump method? No, no, no. Did you use the Trump method? I mean, that's quite a brutal...…

…much more, your bells should ring, run away as fast as you can. So did you use the Trump method? Sorry? Did you use the Trump method? No, no, no. Did you use the Trump method? I mean, that's quite a brutal... Confession, in a sense. Did you go to…

…as you can. So did you use the Trump method? Sorry? Did you use the Trump method? No, no, no. Did you use the Trump method? I mean, that's quite a brutal... Confession, in a sense. Did you go to Trump? Trump is a great democratic politician or only…

…method? No, no, no. Did you use the Trump method? I mean, that's quite a brutal... Confession, in a sense. Did you go to Trump? Trump is a great democratic politician or only hope and so on. Wait a minute. I'm not kidding. Remember what Trump did. Are…

…No, no, no. Did you use the Trump method? I mean, that's quite a brutal... Confession, in a sense. Did you go to Trump? Trump is a great democratic politician or only hope and so on. Wait a minute. I'm not kidding. Remember what Trump did. Are you…

…the seat of power, as it happened, as you know, on the 6th of January 2021 in Washington, when the crowd of Trump supporters broke into the Capitol in an attempt to deny the result of democratic elections. They proclaimed elections were not... legitimate,…

…even anti-Semitic Western groups. Conservatives, for example. If there was somebody who was not really philosophic, it was Donald Trump. He was supported by a series of extreme right, openly anti-Semitic organizations, but he supported Israel. Now you will…

…kind of fundamental moral difference or difference of character. Namely, you know, all brutal dictators or even not full dictators like Donald Trump, they claim, I have the courage, the guts to do it openly, to violate parts of the law. But what may…

…when they are in power, these leaders continue to act as if they are in opposition, rebelling against the real power. You know, Trump always claimed the deep state is against me. An example. Are you aware what does it mean? Namely what Trump now recently…

…power. You know, Trump always claimed the deep state is against me. An example. Are you aware what does it mean? Namely what Trump now recently on the 3rd of December, what he said, he called for the termination of the America overturn the 2020 election…

…the termination of the America overturn the 2020 election result and reinstate him to power. Here is a literal quote from Donald Trump. Do you throw the presidential election results of 2020 out and declare the rightful winner, or do you have a new…

…type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the Constitution. So Trump is consciously undermining the very fundamentals of the existing Constitution. constitution. He openly says we have to eat the…

…Plus, and this reflexive term is crucial, I enjoy this shame itself. In some of his acts, but not all of them, Trump, Donald Trump, acts without shame. The liberal leftists feel shame for him. And this shame attributed to others is... in itself a…

…and this reflexive term is crucial, I enjoy this shame itself. In some of his acts, but not all of them, Trump, Donald Trump, acts without shame. The liberal leftists feel shame for him. And this shame attributed to others is... in itself a source of…

…or gay. In his eyes, Those whom he dismisses as non-patriotic should be ashamed of themselves. But in contrast to the liberal left, Trump would not feel himself ashamed on behalf of what the left is doing. And what about today's woke left? I think Fowler…

…of neo-feudalism, let's call it, will take over. So, you know, what, again, what I would be, really, my nightmare is, and Trump is already sending signals and so on, even Bolsonaro is more friendly towards Putin and so on. This pact between European…

…goal is to break up European Union. So what I'm saying is that what really makes me afraid is that maybe if not Trump, but some kind of Trumpian Republicans take over, I can easily, easily, yes, Putin's right to infiltrate the NRA. Yes, I am easily...…

…this. Because the West is here very brutal. They said, ah, you want our help? Fuck it. Then... Do you think that Trump would have not allowed this to happen, this whole conflagration with Russia-Ukraine? I think he would just have tried to mediate it,…

…Russia-Ukraine? I think he would just have tried to mediate it, but definitely in Putin's favor. Remember the first reaction of Trump to Russian invasion. It's ingenious. It's incredible. Then he withdrew. But you know who especially was a shock for me? I'm…

…army. It's a wonderful paradox. Orthodox church with their frescoes of red army fighting and so on. So I definitely think that Trump maybe would have tried to make a compromise, but Trump would not. go in this direction of confrontation. And you know what…

…frescoes of red army fighting and so on. So I definitely think that Trump maybe would have tried to make a compromise, but Trump would not. go in this direction of confrontation. And you know what I hate when people say, aren't you horrified by these…

…says? The problem today is that politicians often violate the unwritten rules. You know, that's the horror in the United States. Donald Trump was doing this. He usually didn't break the law. But it's part of a communal consensus that you do things in a…

…in order to protect their liberty, their social order. Remember, On January 6, 2021, when a crowd of populist partisans of Donald Trump invaded the capital, sorry, the capital, they did a revolution. So we are in a mess. What is this mess about? The…

…European way of life. And they're even getting ready here for a pact with the United States. Remember that Putin and Trump, that's why they were doing so well, have the same hatred towards united Europe. I mean, Trump's ideologist, Steve Bannon, and…

…determined by this bipolarity, you know, Republicans, Democrats. But that's why it works. But what's happening today when we get Trump and the liberal establishment? I don't think there is any reconciliation possible here. Somebody will have to win. You are…

…easy way you have something you don't like oh then it must be fascism you know we neglect nonetheless I'm not saying that Trump was much better, but his logic was different. First, I don't think, in spite of all rumors, that Trump really wanted to make…

…not saying that Trump was much better, but his logic was different. First, I don't think, in spite of all rumors, that Trump really wanted to make a coup d'etat. A typical populist, he at the same time dismisses representative democracy, party politics as…

…by elites, but he's very careful not to step out of its frame into a direct dictatorship. And that's what maybe makes Trump even more dangerous. Trump doesn't want to step out of liberalism. And once when I spoke about Julian Assange and somebody asked…

…very careful not to step out of its frame into a direct dictatorship. And that's what maybe makes Trump even more dangerous. Trump doesn't want to step out of liberalism. And once when I spoke about Julian Assange and somebody asked me, Can you condense…