Dr. Bradley Thayer

Well, he's not going to escape nationalism in Dublin, Steve, as you well know, right?

The Irish maybe have been asleep at the switch for a few years, given their elite, but they're changing their orientation very quickly.

And so given the history of Irish nationalism, the history of Ireland, what Larry Fink is doing is really jumping from maybe the frying pan into the fire with respect to nationalism.

But it really shows his desperation, right?

He wants to shed the dead hand of Davos, the dead hand of globalism.

That's the old paradigm.

That's the old regime.

And again, I think many of us are just really not just appalled and ashamed, but also just so puzzled as to how so many individuals

Look, Davos is dead, right?

That's what Fink is recognizing that it's over.

It's time to get out of town, whether it's Dublin or Detroit or Jakarta.

They're going to try to keep the circus a movable feast, right, keep the circus going.

But you never, rarely in international politics do you have such a juxtaposition between the old paradigms, right, between the old regime of Carney and then what Trump did.

illuminated today.

So yesterday, Carney's speech was important for three reasons, right?

First, he's the point man.

He was speaking for Starmer.

He's speaking for John Brennan, the Democrats, the EU elite, and the Chinese Communist Party.

He wants to sustain the old regime, the old paradigm, which profited the CCP and the elite in the U.S., EU, Canada, and Australia.

But those days are over.