what does fareed zakaria say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> fareed zakaria, welcome back to "firing line" and happy new year. >> thank you so much. pleasure to be with you, margaret. >> as 2022 gets under way, omicron is driving a surge in cases and hospitalizations, and there is fresh debate over what our public-healt posture should be. now, you've finished writing your most recent book, "ten lessons for a post-pandemic world," back in june of 2020, when roughly 125,000 americans had died from the virus. we're rapidly closing in on 850,000 american lives lost. how, fareed, have your 10 lessons for the post-pandemic world held up? >> you know, actually surprisingly well. if you look at the biggest challenge the united states has had, what i pointed out in the book, that our public-health system is not really designed for public health, by which i mean, it's designed for private health. we have a healthcare system where if you'r

i want to bring in now fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria gps," the perfect person to talk to about all of this. fareed, thank you. i appreciate you joining us this evening. the president says that the u.s. may move some troops in the near term. is a russian invasion inevitable at this point? what is the truth here? >> no, it is not inevitable. i think what vladimir putin is trying to do is to escalate and put enormous pressure on the west, on nato and obviously on ukraine and trying to get a whole bunch of concessions that he feels are long his due, that the west needs to understand russia has national interests, ukraine can't become a nato, nato can't conduct military exercises so close to russia's border. and he's picked this moment because he thinks the west is divided, rudderless, confused, but most importantly because he feels he is in a very power-strong position. the nord stream 2 pipeline is almost done. the germans need russian gas. europe is having a huge energy crisis. gas prices are up 400%. this is all part of a very strategic move by putin. he may -- i think he's will

let's get perspective from cnn's fareed zakaria, the host of fareed zakaria g pfrmtss. if this were to escalate, how much damage could putin inflict on u.s. citizens if he decides to target critical infrastructure here at home? >> i think he could do substantial damage. i think our critical infrastructure is fairly vulnerable. ted ckoppel wrote a very good book about this many years ago that's largely still true. it's worth pointing out that would be a very significant escalation. the russians have not in any way indicated that that is the path that they're on. they have, in fact, downplayed the agree to which they'll be any kind of actual military intervention. if anything, they've been more careful about not escalating. the biden administration has i think very appropriately and very shrewdly publicized all the range of possible things that russians can do. so a we're not surprised by them, b, it puts the russians on alert that we know what they're capable of, where these things could go. false flag attacks in ukraine, cyberattacks in ukraine, cyberattacks in the u.s.

fareed zakaria spoke exclusively with a spokesman for president vladimir putin who claims somehow that russia is not rattling the sabre here. have a listen to what he said. >> there are no russian troops. i'm a spokesperson to kremlin and i can tell you there are no russian troops on the ukrainian soil. but there are russian troops on the territory of the russian federation next to ukrainian borders. and we find it necessary to keep those troops there in front of the very tense situation and very unfriendly environment created by various training of nato. >> fareed zakaria joins us now. to hear him there claim -- i suppose he can claim there are no official russian troops in eastern ukraine, but everyone knows the u.s. has credible intelligence that these are russian-backed forces, russian weapons, and have been for a number of years here. when you spoke to him, you heard statements like that. you see the broader statements from the kremlin about just what they're demanding in exchange for backing off here. do you see a path to agreement, or do you see a rationalization for war? >> i s

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and also, fareed zakaria, host of fareed zakaria gps here on cnn. dana, what are you hearing from your source about how the president did how they think the president did and how democrats are -- are feeling tonight? >> well, people i checked in with just when it comes to the political calendar are some house democrats. those who are in the most competitive seats and the word i had back was a couple things. number one, they were happy that he was open to the notion of breaking up his massive spending bill that is stuck in the senate. and doing so piecemeal which he revealed today in his press conference because it shows a willingness to -- to change in order to get things done. and just on the performance part of it, um, the fact that he spoke for almost two hours -- i was getting texts during the press conference from some political operatives saying make it stop. but from the -- another political perspective it was -- the response i got was well it shows that he has stamina -- which is a big deal for a lot of democrats right now who are hearing fr

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i'm fareed zakaria. the light of american democracy shining into the darkest corners of the world. it wasn't just rhetoric. it was real. the cold war ended. the soviet union collapsed. democracy flowered. now, 30 years later, american democracy is in trouble. abraham lincoln warned us this country's destruction will not come from abroad but instead will spring up amongst us. he was right, of course. the danger is here at home. republican versus democrat. american versus american. >> jews will not replace us! >> the ascendance of old fears and ugly prejudice. across the world we see the same divisions. democracy everywhere is under attack. but remember, america has been here before. america has vanquished demagogues before. how do we do it now? for answers, i turn to the smartest experts i could find. our story begins with two of them. a former republican, an adviser to presidents on foreign policy. and a harvard professor who has studied democracy for decades. listen closely as they describe what could happen in 2024, the next presidential election. >> i am having a hard time seein

. >> good evening, i'm fareed zakaria. one in five people on this planet lives in china. 1.4 billion people. and the rise has been remarkable. in just a few decades, cities three times the size of new york sprang up out of dusty farm fields. 800 million people climbed from poverty to the middle class. beijing now has more billionaires than any other city in the world. china is, of course, a dictatorship. it forbids political expression, religious freedom, anger the government, and you can simply disappear. but for years this once-close country seemed to be opening up. not anymore. one man has changed the course of history. china's supreme leader, xi jinping. should the u.s. be afraid? should the world? polls show they are already are. more than 80% of americans do not trust president xi. the numbers are similar in democracies across the globe, and now new fears about china's growing military might. who is xi jinping? what does he want? let's start with two crucial days this year. the beating heart of democracy, the u.s. ca

"gps with fareed zakaria" starts next. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program, what to do about russia? talks between moscow and the west this week broad the sides no closer to compromise. >> it is russia that has to make its dark choice. de-escalation in diplomacy or confrontation and consequences. >> will putin invade ukraine again? will he capitalize on kazakhstan's unrest? i will talk to vladimir putin's chief spokesman, dmitry peskov and then to two former top russian officials who negotiated with the russian president. >>> also, the pandemic has wreaked havoc in schools and hospitals and on our mental health. but how much damage has it done to american democracy? the harvard scholar danielle allen, who's running for governor of massachusetts, spent most of the last two years speaking about exactly that. she'll tell me what she's learned. >>> but first here's "my take." as we watch inflation spike upwards at a pace not

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. >>> let's now bring in cnn's fareed zakaria, host of of "fareed zakaria gps." good to see you and happy new year. just a few questions to start off the new year. what do you hope will come out of the high-stakes talks in geneva this week? >> you're right to describe them as high stakes, fredericka, because putin has set out some very tough demands. if you look at them in the totality, they are really difficult to imagine how the west, biden, nato could accept them. they really would cripple nato's ability to defend the accept industries that it has taken in. you can't take you a krein into nato, but then it's many countries. you can't deploy any nuclear weapons in europe, you know, can't did i pleau any significant military hardware and can't engage in existing nato members. the question then becomes is being there a fullback that putin accept? is the fullback to guarantee that ukraine will not be a part of nato. is this just for them to say i tried my hand in negotiations and, therefore, i'm forced to escalate militarily. that's what we're all trying to figure

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. >>> i want to bring in now fareed zakaria, the host of fareed zakaria gps. good to see you as well. look, every president faces big challenges, but president biden is starting a tremendous -- staring at, i should say, a tremendous upheaval at home. a loss of voting rights, a pandemic-weary population, the coordinated republican assault on our democracy. how has the administration faced up to all of that? >> look, they had a plan, don. it was not an unreasonable plan. and the plan was that they were going to take heroic measures to get people vaccinated and that that was going to break the back of covid. that would then usher in economic activity, and you'd be -- you know, you would be in a very different place than you were in the last year of the trump administration. they did, in fact, manage to in a really herculean fashion, get access to vaccines, get the supply of vaccines done. they then hit a brick wall, which was there was a sudden number of people, a large number of americans who just wouldn't take the vaccine. and that is largely because of this pe

we're just trying to help the ukrainian people achieve their own aspirations. >> fareed zakaria there. more than 100, it shows the buildup. of the country is telling his citizens not to panic and the situation hasn't changed since russia annexed crimea in 2014. meanwhile u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has arrived in berlin a short time ago for talks with british, fresh and german allies. he will meet with his russian counterpart tomorrow in geneva. have a listen. >> finding diplomatic resolution to the conflict and to de-escalate the situation. that is the preference. it is also the most responsible thing that any of us can do. at the same time, we've made very clear to moscow that if it chooses to renew aggression against ukraine, it will be met and it will face very severe consequences. >> let's go live to moscow and cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson joins me now. nic, it is clear blinken is looking for the diplomatic solution. has president biden's words at the top of the show, has that muddied the waters with nato allies here? >> reporter: well, as faree

. >>> let's bring in fareed zakaria. good too to see you. let's start with this meeting and the promise of the meeting at the united nations tomorrow. can some real concrete diplomatic progress come from it? >> it could theoretically in the sense that the two sides have positions that are not unbridgeable. there are a few things the russians are asking for that the united states and nato will not offer, you know, a blanket guarantee that ukraine will never be a member of nato. that's not going to happen. but there's a lot of other stuff with regard to troop deployments, nuclear weapons, things like that, where you could imagine compromises. the problem is there's very little for us on either side. there's a great deal of distrust, in fact, and one way of keeping the alliance together is the united states has staked out a very strong position trying to make sure that there is no division within the alliance. so in negotiating terms, it will take -- it will take real skill but there are elements of the negotiated path. >> the whole issue of na

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. on today's program, we'll take a look at what the new year might have in store for the world. after the omicron spike, will the world be able to get back to something approaching normal. perhaps a ne

"gps with fareed zakaria" starts next. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program, what to do

out front now, fareed zakaria, host of fareed zakaria gps. and, fareed, you know, i just have to say, you know, we all -- we all know that -- that -- that taiwan, um, is at the core of all of this between the u.s. and china. and yet, the unsaid was said today in a remarkably tough and direct warning by the chinese ambassador who did not just go on npr and randomly stumble into that comment. >> oh, no, the chinese diplomats are very, very disciplined. you are exactly right, that this was a carefully chosen moment. this was the first interview the ambassador has given. um, he is xi jinping's chosen ambassador, unlike the previous one who was a holdover from the old regime. so, what he says matters a great deal. he is a rising star in the foreign policy bureaucracy in china. um, it is, you know, in a sense, a slightly more explicit version of what china has said many times. president xi told president biden when they spoke that if -- if anyone encourages taiwanese independence, they are playing with fire. so it -- there with stand to be a little

"gps with fareed zakaria" starts next. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program, what to do about russia? talks between moscow and the west this week broad the sides no closer to compromise. >> it is russia that has to make its dark choice. de-escalation in diplomacy o

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. on today's program, we'll take a look at what the new year might have in store for the world. after the omicron spike, will the world be able to get back to something approaching normal. perhaps a new normal? >>> will russia actually invade ukraine? or is vladimir putin saber-rattling to get western concessions? >> we made it clear it cannot move on ukraine. >>> and what will china do in 2022? what are the implications for its neighbors and for america? >>> also the global economy, will there be more inflation, less productivity, fewer babies? i will talk to experts about it all. >> usa! >> and i will bring you a preview of my latest cnn special about the threat to american democracy. one year after the january 6th attack on the capitol, is the republic really at risk? i believe it is. stay tuned for a clip of "the fight to save american democracy," which airs in full tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> first, here's "my take." in just the last ten days almost a dozen people i know have t

. >> fareed zakaria had a really great special on last night talking about how democracies die. >> yes. >> i hope it runs again. it's probably on the cnn app. so, stuart, this is a new interview from trump. it's on a conservative outlet, and he's calling politicians who won't say if they've had the booster, quote, gutless and saying that the vaccines have saved tens of millions of lives. it seems luke he's fully embracing the vaccines. why now given that so much of his base is against vaccination? >> well, you know, donald trump loves nothing as much as donald trump. so you actually have this curious moment where donald trump's ego has for once come together with the greater good. he wants to say this works. >> it's like the dog who caught the car? >> exactly. you know, this is the trump vaccine, so of course the trump vaccine works. how could it not work? now, it just so happens that's the right public policy position. so i mean i think it would be great if donald trump was out there calling on every republican to endorse vaccines and boosters. but let's don't forget it was the trump

but fareed zakaria had a special on, it's on the cnn app. this is a new interview from trump, on a conservative outlet. he is calling televisions they had the booster gutless and saying the vaccines have saved tens of millions of lives. it seems like he is fully embracing the vaccines. why now given that so much of his base is against vaccination? >> well, you know, donald trump loves nothing as much as donald trump. you actually have a curious moment where donald trump's ego has for once come together with the greater good. he wants to say this works. >> it's like the car who caught the car? >> exactly. you know, this is the trump vaccine. of course the trump cracvaccine. how can it not work? i think it would be great if trump was out there calling on every republican to endorse vaccines and boosters. it was the trump white house that plit sized vaccines. they're the ones that went out there and made it a democrat or a republican issue. this didn't happen in other countries. in israel, the orthodox embraced the vaccine. in canada, it wasn't

cnn's fareed zakaria had an exclusive discussion with dmitry p petkov who denied it. >> we consider it another unproved accusation. we are accustomed to the fact ukrainians are blaming everything on russia, even their bad weather. >> but the timing does receive unusual right at the time when the talks don't seem to be going anywhere, the russian government has suggested they would take some military and technical actions against ukraine if the talks didn't go well. is it just a total could incompetence dense that somehow hackers from somewhere decided to target ukrainian government offices? >> you know, it's very dangerous coincidence, extremely dangerous. >> for more on this growing standoff, cnn's fred pleitgen is live in moscow. look, tensions clearly continuing to grow despite what fareed said yesterday. the meetings yesterday u.s., nato, russia, now we have ukraine growing russia. peskov saying they're not behind it, don't know anything about it. what more do we know? what's ukraine saying here? >> well, the ukrainians are saying they have some indications that it might have been

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welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program, secretary of state blinken offers russia what he terms a serious diplomatic path forward. >> should russia choose it. >> could it work? can invasion be avoided? i will talk to experts on the ground in ukraine, russia and germany. >>> also, china, the pandemic and the olympics. beijing's zero covid policy appears to be quite successful so far, but is it a ticking time bomb with covid ready to explode across the world's most populous nation? i will be joined by one of america's top medical experts, ezekiel emanuel. >>> finally, beirut was once called the paris of the middle east, today lebanon's currency has lost more than 90% of its value, food prices are devastatingly high, up 600%. it is a failed state. a new world bank report is brutally honest about the reason. we will tell you who gets the blame. >>> but first, here is my take. only one person knows whether the ukraine crisis will lead to war, the man who started it, vladimir putin. but so far

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. >>> fareed zakaria investigates the fight to save american democracy. this new special begins sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> thousands of children sitting in limbo as chicago schools stay closed. classes canceled for the third straight day amid a standoff with the teachers union and the teachers over coronavirus policies. adrienne broaddus is live for us in chicago with more. i think the question is how long is this going to go on, adrienne? when will they get back to school? >> reporter: this is the big question, brianna. members of the teachers union said their target date to return to the classroom is january 18th, if not sooner. all of this on top of the district reporting a record number of new cases. i want you and our viewers to take a look at this number. six the break, cps is reporting more than 422 new cases among its students and more than 270 cases amongst staff. as you know, this is the third straight day school has been canceled for students in the chicago public schools. it all started on tuesday. that's when members of the

welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria coming how live from new york. today on the program, washington's top diplomate met moscow's on friday. is the situation as volatile as ever? >> if any russian military forces move across ukraine's border that's a renewed invasion. >>> also -- >> mr. speaker, i want to apologize. >> how long can embattled prime minister boris johnson hold on? >> in hindsight -- >> i will talk about all of that and more with richard haass, anne applebaum and david miliband. >>> also, stocks are volatile, inflation is stubborn, oil hits seven-year highs and china's growth starts to slow. what is going on with the economy? >> now we need to get inflation under control. >> i will talk to rana foroohar of "the financial times." >>> but first here is my take. what does vladimir putin want? it's a question washington finds hard to answer because, let's face it, we americans rarely put ourselves in other people's shoes. two important essays by dmitri trenin in foreign affairs provide some clues. both suggest that putin has stated

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welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the program, secretary of state blinken offers russia what he terms a serious diplomatic path forward. >> should russia choose it. >> could it work? can invasion be avoided? i will talk to experts on the