World Collapse Expert (Ian Bremmer): The Real Crisis Is What Comes After Trump

Apr 16, 2026 · 1h 39m · YouTube

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0:00These conversations aren't always easy, but nonetheless they are important.

0:04So every single year, Professor Ian Brammer, who's one of the world's leading political scientists,

0:10produces this risk report. And it highlights the top 10 biggest risks that everybody should be

0:15thinking about. And today, he's going to talk to me about the three that matter the most.

0:21So he predicts that a US political revolution is on its way.

0:25The US has become the biggest driver of geopolitical uncertainty in the world.

0:31And in my view, Trump will fail. And he also says that the other thing everybody needs to be

0:36talking about and aware of is what's really playing out with AI behind the scenes.

0:40They created a model which is so powerful that they couldn't release it because it would have been

0:46an immediate systemic risk to the global economy in our security. And artificial intelligence

0:52is eating it's useless. And we can talk about that. And lastly, I want to end on a point

0:58of optimism. Can we take this craziness and turn it into a utopia with realistic solutions?

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