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46:00Now PlayingRory Stewart, former UK Cabinet Minister, Member of Parliament, soldier, and co-host of UK’s #1 Podcast “The Rest is Politics,” joins The People’s Cabinet to unpack fear-based politics, the risks of tech monopolies and AI, the credibility of U.S. leadership abroad, and the state of our healthcare.
Stewart talks to Dan Koh about:
- How social media supercharges fear even when the facts improve
- Why concentrating AI in a few companies is democracy’s new monopoly problem
- What Trump-era foreign policy signals to allies, and whether China fills the vacuum
- Why Americans pay more for worse healthcare outcomes than European insurance models
- Rebuilding a working-class coalition inside the Democratic Party
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