Graham Allison

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548 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 9 Mar

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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg · Graham Allison on the Global Realignment: Iran, China, Israel, Greenland · 9 Mar 2026 podcast

in terms of the split between wealthy and poor or rich and poor.

If you look at who's benefited for the last generation in terms of the 0.01%, the 1%, the 10%, the 20%, that's us and all the people that we know virtually.

And therefore, when we say the market is third year in a

in a bull market.

And my goodness, here it's up 15 or 16 percent or this 80 or 70 percent of people.

This is not part of their lives.

And when I look at the numbers about both what I think the facts are and then even more people's perception, it's just not stable in a democracy.

If everybody gets a vote and if the top 10 or 20 percent are taking

80% or 70% of the pie, that's not stable and sustainable, I think.

And it's a political invitation for a populist and demagogic... I mean, you don't even have to be a demagogue to say that's not fair, that's not reasonable.

So I think that it's not... I mean, this is beyond my...

I mean, I can hardly deal with the problems I focus on.

This one is one that I look over my shoulder and think, gee, wait a minute.

First, this can't be true.

But then whenever I've been looking into the numbers lately, they look as bad as they appear.

And then this is extremely dangerous.

And I would say, yes.

And so I haven't heard people talking about plausible ways in which...

you know, this could be addressed.

But I think it's an invitation, you know, for some more radical ideas.

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