Dr Pippa Malmgren

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TRIGGERnometry · Davos Breakdown with Presidential Advisor Dr Pippa Malmgren · 22 Jan 2026 podcast

I think it's fundamentally a fight between priests and power.

And by that, what I mean is you have the kind of high priests of the world economy of which, you know, my dad was one, I've been involved in that.

And there's a kind of belief system that you have to buy into to be part of that.

And that was called broadly globalization.

And the old globalization meant all the jobs went to China and everybody else got services.

And that was supposed to be a great result.

It ended up not being such a great result.

And now I think we have a new wave of globalization, which is all the jobs are going everywhere.

They are no longer only going to China and the West is competitive again.

But almost no one in the priesthood who makes the rules has been in favor of that or they've actually been quite opposed to it because they're like, our rules are our rules and we don't want a separate conversation anymore.

populists, the people who represent the power of the people, they've been saying, yeah, wait, no, this globalization does not work to our advantage.

We want the new version, which is where capital and jobs migrate back to our countries, whether that's the US or anywhere else.

And Trump has been at the forefront of being a populist.

that said, let's have chip production in the United States.

Let's bring auto production back to the United States.

Let's go super high tech.

And so the priests don't like the power populace interfering with their game, but they're also intelligent and they're starting to go, wait, our system of rules does need adapting, does need changing, but they don't really want to say the other guys were right.

Does that make sense?

Oh, yeah, definitely.

Well, I thought I'll tell you what I thought was super interesting about his speech.

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