Ukraine Collapsing, Russia-China Alliance Tightens, NATO in Decline | Richard D. Wolff

Richard D. Wolff is Professor of Economics Emeritus, University of Massachusetts, Amherst where he taught economics from 1973 to 2008. He is currently a Visiting Professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School University, New York City.
Earlier he taught economics at Yale University (1967-1969) and at the City College of the City University of New York (1969-1973). In 1994, he was a Visiting Professor of Economics at the University of Paris (France), I (Sorbonne). Wolff was also a regular lecturer at the Brecht Forum in New York City. (www.rdwolff.com/about)

[@snapper69996666]

"America bombs while China builds." Ouch 😅 Hard to argue with that...

[@anthonyperron6741]

They build for the sake of building, absent any demand. They then go and demolish the unfinished buildings (look up ghost cities). ANYONE who says that is good for the macro economy doesn't understand economics and why human beings economize. There is a limited amount of resources; they must be directed to where they are needed most. While they are constructing appartment buildings that noone will ever live in, they have nearly 6 times the deaths from starvation per capita as the U.S. What a wonderfully advanced economy!!!

[@snapper69996666]

@@anthonyperron6741 🤡🤡

[@Insideoutcest]

yeah sometimes china builds styrofoam buildings that collapse resulting in an incidental bomb type implosion so its not true

[@janiesteinberg5240]

Then they want Trump back

[@user-cf9np9cy8q]

The US does still have immense power If the US just wanted to enough, and cut out some business with China, China would definitely feel the pain. If the US quit China altogether, it would hit Chinas economy. And last but not least, the US has the power to literally reach in and shut China down and the only reason they haven’t is because the US loves money so much and wouldn’t want to enforce austerity here on our citizens nor on our corporate enterprises here And finally - it is written in the Bible, in the book of Daniel, that in the last days, the last empire will fall never to get up again BUT It will not be by a humans doing- it will be their fall when the Christian persecution- or “the great tribulation” is underway and world leaders decide to go after Gods true people. Then all will see the sign of Jesus returning in the clouds. Then it will be by Jesus judgement and his hand that the United States finally gos down The Bible also mentions that when military leaders and kings (or presidents) see Jesus returning they will try to hide So don’t get excited, the US will never fall because of China nor any other alliances. It is written prophecy and it will take place exactly as the Bible mentions.

[@arnoldsaunders6073]

Empires decline when the leadership decays, both intellectually and morally.

[@jacquelineperet6599]

💯✅️💯✅️

[@warlockwod]

Empires decline when their elites want everything to themselves, don't give a damn about it's own populace.

[@consciousgentile5141]

" leadership" is SELECTED to fail

[@Penny-em2cs]

Agreed

[@annmowatt7547]

An excellent comment.

[@fookchong6783]

When America can’t compete they start changing the rules of the game in their favours. Nothing new.

[@Insideoutcest]

thats what everyone trying to sustain an ancient vampire curse would do

[@southernman523]

It's called the"rules based order"

[@mitchrodee]

Who changed the rules in Russia, allowing Putin to stay in power-unopposed-for thirty-plus years???

[@Arkoudeides.]

​@@mitchrodee None can rule Vladimir Poutin

[@kaimanyu586]

@@mitchrodee this would only effect Russia... Western rule based order affects the whole world, but nobody knows exactly what these rules are, because they keep changing... One day they support human rights, the next day they support genocide...

[@NadeemAhmad-rl5on]

BRICS rejected France 🇫🇷 in its membership 😂😂😂😂 wow 😮

[@jasonblack6142]

It's like forgiving your stepdad for raping you for 30 years

[@supriyapaul6426]

Offcourse why do we need western power. brics is global south

[@juliametcalf2660]

They will build a wall along the Russian border from the Baltic to the Mediterranean....and no one will pay any attention to the basket case of western Europe & by extension their puddin' head partners in former British colonies ...❤

[@fredretteketet]

Haha yes 😂

[@hvince67]

I don't know where he has this information from, and I don't trust it. France is part of the EU. If they wanted to join any group, that initiative would be trough the EU, they cannot approach Brics on their own initiative.

[@henriramonfosse]

G7 got beaten by a gas station owner.

[@antunmk1]

😊😎👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@Tchernoziuum]

A gas station owner with shovels and washing machine chips 😅.

[@soniavadnjal7553]

A very classy and intelligent "gas station owner".

[@juliametcalf2660]

As Merkle told us, the Minsk treaty was a lie to buy time .... the West became totally irrelevant as their word is now worth less than mud

[@jacquelineperet6599]

💯✅️💯✅️

[@sprinkz6187]

While China is busy with tech and innovation, the US and the West are busy deciding over who’s a boy or girl and arguing what pronouns to use

[@carpediem44]

NO, the U.S. is busy constructing an economy around FINTECH and INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, instead of basing this economy on innovation and the manufacture of tangible products.

[@Mark-hd8io]

That is just a tool to use "hate speech" laws to jail people for legitimate criticism and allow atroctities in the name of minorities. Any dissent will be crushed that way

[@whensonzhou4174]

LGBTQ are important issues, but they are not the most important issue and affect only a minority of people. Economy has almost always been the more important issue that affect everyone. It's not like China don't talk about LGBTQ, but most really don't have an opinion either way.

[@jacquelineperet6599]

💯✅️💯✅️

[@serbiancapybara2.068]

I was born and raised in the USA, and after moving, it is nice to no longer be bombarded daily with this pronoun and racial stuff daily. This is really an American thing, and aside from a few other western countries, most countries around the world are more sane and don't want this ideology shoved down their throats.

[@elysianfields1671]

We are witnessing the change of the world model, literally. And it is going faster than we imagined.

[@lucyblueeyes3858]

Thank you Professor Wolff and Nima for this dialog.

[@70AD-user45]

And Scott Ritter.

[@fwfeo]

It was mostly a monologue! Professor Wolfe always has a lot to say, so it’s not surprising! 😂❤

[@revrup]

Richard is a very effective teacher. He makes big concepts simple to understand!

[@AysarAburrub]

i can listen to this man talk for hours. Very insightful and his style is very engaging.

[@felipemuci5944]

Professor Wolf is amazing! What a great interview!

[@SycoticReaperMk]

He needs to sleep

[@Gloomshadow100]

he's actually an old fool.. not saying hes wrong on everything but he's wrong about a bunch of stuff.. he's a old Jewish Boomer , they are real narrowminded

[@sapentium]

Even if the US and EU politicians or their advisors heard this, I do not believe they have the capacity to learn the hard lessons that they need to learn even for their own self interest. The tragedy is the needless loss of life of young Ukrainians and Russians and that is a measure of the moral depravity of the US and EU leaders...who know the real causes of this war.

[@user-fe2nk3qz2j]

💯% agreed!

[@ccmetalhead]

The money drowns out any reason

[@janiesteinberg5240]

Let the US military fight their own wars instead of 15 year old boys dying in trenches for NATO

[@profe3330]

Prof Wolff is one of my all time favorites. Thank you for adding his voice to the your fantastic collection of guests. An economists's point of view really helps to round out your viewers' understanding of some very complicated geopolitical developments.

[@Ded_Silu]

He has inspired me to go deeply into studying economics in my retirement.

[@josdesouza]

Always a pleasure to listen to Professor Wolff.

[@abuskeleke3378]

Thank a lot to Prof Wolff, I really enjoy listening to you immensely!

[@LuvHrtZ]

How could NATO forget that Russia is a nuclear power?

[@staher841]

Because they beat the USSR. so they thought Russia should be child's play in comparison.

[@consciousgentile5141]

You assume " nato" makes its own decisions for the benefit of the common people 😂😂

[@user-cf9np9cy8q]

Russia has nuclear just like the US. But the US nukes are much more advanced. And neither side will use them because neither side wants to be roasted alive

[@benedictwaithaka375]

Hubris

[@2012isnear-my-my-my]

@@staher841 no body beat USSR. within USSR people wanted change and integration with western world with mutual agreement but what they didn't realize for a long time that only reason they were invited to a dinner because they were the dinner.now that they finally have come to concrete evidence of that they will no longer play ball with idiots whose whole of economics depended on Russian resources and worst of it all is that the same idiots excluding themselves from the same recourses that they need in order to survive and compete by sanctioning them. you cant make this up and you cant fix stupid.

[@lino9222]

It was visible to anyone with a brain

[@johnjohnson54199]

Correct, but there are a lot of people that would rather be killed than to think for themselves. It is much easier if you let CNN think for you.

[@evertonbouwer4038]

If i had the privilege to sit in the Professors' lectures as a student, i would never miss a single class. Magnificent insight and analysis.

[@anthonyperron6741]

Get your daily dose of indoctrination!

[@andrewwentzel]

I’m right there with you! Man… our population NEEDS to hear this stuff!

[@superburrito9797]

​@@anthonyperron6741 Because capitalism is doing so hot right now.

[@anthonyperron6741]

@superburrito9797 Be careful not to confuse globalization and western leaders' seemingly intentional self-sabotage with a fault of capitalism.

[@zainiabdullah621]

Prof Richard D Wolfe always SPOT ON ! 👍

[@seeker2118]

Commodities, food, energy and manufacturing versus finance and services.

[@margaretcaine4219]

Plus versus weapons manufacturers ie the USA MIC.

[@seeker2118]

@@margaretcaine4219 US MIC will not match the Chinese and Russians when it comes to the practical manufacturing of weapons as commodities, energy, rare earth and an educated workforce are needed.

[@sylviam6535]

And debt fuelled asset bubbles and consumption.

[@carlitochakra7169]

We are witnessing 'the winds of change'. The Western Empire was built on a foundation of shifting sand. I look forwards to seeing the world transform over the next 20 years (inshallah). Let's pray that this transformation doesn't involve Nuclear War. 💛💜💛

[@libertyfarmsiowa]

It was probably the American civil war when the US was actually in a real war of attrition and suffered HUGE losses, even though the US likes to believe, and project in it's media, movies, TV that it was the hero that saved the day in both WW1 and WW2 but in reality the US was a bit player in both of those wars, other than the use of nukes in Japan. Just add up the LOSSES of the US military compared to the losses suffered by the other nations in those 'world wars'. The US turned tail and couldn't really win in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. I guess the US could claim victory in Grenada. The US and NATO are being destoyed in Ukraine, and exposed for the weak frauds they really are because all they are capable to doing to bullying weaker, less equiped, bedouins in the Levant region and Afghanistan, and even then the US doesn't 'win', it just spends, spends, spends by monetizing more and more debt through it's fifth plank central bank: the Federal Reserve. If, and when, the "US dollar" (US debt/IOUs) is no longer used as the reserve currency by nations all over the earth in international commercial transactions, the US will burn and that economic implosion is just a matter of time regardless of who is elected to the office of US CEO, emperator and apotheos.

[@warlockwod]

Most Americans think they are unbeatable for all eternity. They really believe the argument of the "End of history" by Fukuyama and the like. Honestly, it's stupid to believe so, but it makes them commit errors daily by really believing it.

[@vtitu6557]

Prof. Wolff, you are a real treasure.

[@blogintonblakley2708]

Capitalist greed destroys.

[@majbolleostad6264]

Professor Wolff,his way of talking could even a Norwegian understand,thanks!

[@kardy12]

They may call it “capitalism”, but it’s really capitalism for the masses and socialism for the corporate sector and the wealthy.

[@Mk-oy9ns]

Fascism..!

[@MrSillenomis]

National socialism was a disaster, global socialism could be truly apocalyptic 😡

[@kardy12]

@@MrSillenomis There wasn’t much “socialist” about the National Socialists, just like there isn’t much “democratic” about the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

[@kobemop]

@@MrSillenomis National socialism was just about racialism. Even Hitler was willing to call himself a "liberal" to get more votes as well.

[@kobemop]

@@kardy12 yes there isn't anything socialist about about national "socialists" but however the dprk/northkorea are socialist. do you also actually think that western countries are any democratic themselves?

[@claudetteleece8076]

Morning Nima and Professor Wolff.

[@louiseclifford5184]

Thanks for such a great interview. Professor Wolff is such a fountain of knowledge. Greetings from Australia.

[@herbertsteffen5815]

France wanted a kind of obsevation position at the BRICS summit in South Africa, when they were rejected

[@carpediem44]

I suspected that. France just wanted to spy on BRICS.

[@Decoy0527]

France wanted to be the fox in the BRICS hen house.

[@sherriinolywa]

Thanks for interviewing Prof Wolff!

[@urimtefiki226]

China is building the industry, while US is building Chat gpt, and you know who is the winner.

[@markarmage3776]

On the contrary, the Chinese are also building their own Chat GPT, it's just that it's not a privatized for profit company yet.

[@lindamcgregor4202]

BRILLIANT 🙏🏼 🇿🇦

[@peterfeatherbone6268]

Greetings from Australia

[@snapper69996666]

👍👍👍

[@fellowcitizen]

Free Assange Free McBride

[@soniavadnjal7553]

Always. And, free Assange.

[@user-vp2np6vg2d]

A very nice economical lecture dealing with with current political situation worldwide.

[@suseelagowrishangar6178]

Professor is correctly said about world politics and economics situations for all world. Super👍

[@sapentium]

This decline is from within. It's a moral and spiritual decline. When you have a false understanding of the meaning and destiny of the person and the family the spirit of endeavour and striving dies. When people no longer have children their misguided governments try to substitute migrants, this causes social rupture and cultural tensions leading to chaos....the societies fall apart before our eyes with all kinds of irrational ideologies. Sovereignty is lost from within. Russia and Hungary and others understand this. Ukraine lost when they bought into the western ideologies.

[@45Grace2009]

Bravo. You are on the money.

[@Dwises]

You put it nicely broda

[@user-qk7ce8zg2n]

I’m not convinced EV is less polluting

[@collinsoposh7835]

You only took that??

[@SuperStokvis]

Thank you for the truth

[@AIPretendingToBeHuman]

This is an excellent analysis. First time I've heard the Ukraine war framed as a multi-spectrum conflict between G7 vs BRICS as opposed to NATO vs Russia.

[@Dwises]

The professor has took our mind on a spacecraft to galaxies different perspectives on the conflict in Ukraine

[@urimtefiki226]

That is true they are not fighting Russia tehy are fighting BRICS, you are right professor.

[@AlbertKarhuFilms]

i wonder when our western clowns admit it to their people who btw all know it already

[@godfatherofcinema]

Thanks again Nima for the great show what a way to start the day 😊

[@negashkebede6036]

Honorable Dr Wolff you are very correct. When Mohammed Ali was forced to go to Vietnam, I remember he said "I ain't have any quarrels with the Vietcong." That was his way of saying class struggle can be a more urgent issue more than power politics between nations.

[@siewkonsum7291]

In history, the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Hungary, Portugal, Spain, Dutch, French, Britain, Mughal Empires came - formed, peaked, declined & disintegrated - gone. However China 5,000 years ago is still China today, got back Hongkong, Macau & in due course Taiwan. Because China is large civilizational nation state with lots of endurance, resilience & existential experiences, dynamic and continously self evolving, correcting and improving thru' time and moving forward. The average shelf life of those past Empires is 250 years, for which US is nearing to it, and hence has been declining since the last few years. 😊

[@donjuan8124]

People in the US think the United States is the exception and history does not matter. It’s laughable. China has made the long run when no one else has. They think long term. United States thinks about now me me me. China thinks in terms of generations/100 years from now. I was always told that was what they would succeed in the end.

[@user-qn6dn1ht4j]

The West is now ruled by hysteria with those on top grappling for their $$$,

[@Dwises]

Very insightful 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Lasse_Viklund]

Nima - this was one of the best interviews i've seen on Your channel!

[@sherylbueno3371]

Several issues amazed me in this interview, but learning that the Israelis are trying to get India to provide a workforce since they no longer wish to have Palestinians provide that work. Israel lashing out at their neighboring countries to provoke a wider war? India needs to protect those guest workers who could conceivably be embroiled in Israeli aggression. High tariffs on Chinese produced electric cars, batteries, chips etc, tells me that the current administration does not care either for transitioning to EVs for the environment. Higher costs for electronics means that they do not care about what the ordinary person pays for what they need. By the way, I am starting to see quiet layoffs of workers. Longtime workers are encouraged to retire. Jobs are being "eliminated". Considering that many people rely on more than one job to pay their bills, this is problematic.

[@rfggibson]

Electric vehicles are absolutely NOT less polluting than vehicles with internal combustion engines.

[@charles6631]

don't use them, end of the story sit down and be quiet!

[@MariaCourtney-mp1wi]

Ask people who live in a country that have gone electric, stop following msm talking points.

[@carpediem44]

Doesn't matter anymore. EVs are CHEAPER and more durable due to fewer moving parts.

[@sandybartkus6225]

Most car dealers HAVE CUT WAY BACK ON ELECTRIC CARS

[@user-dj6hu9gq4t]

Not China. They’re putting factories to make electric cars all over Southeast Asia. The future will pass you by.

[@snappycattimesten]

Australia is a powerhouse economy. It sells houses and coffee to each other. It’s so smart it has doubled downed on its role as chihuahua to USA. /s I dream of one day of Australia joining brics.

[@carlitochakra7169]

The Collective West won't be included into BRICS +. At least not until BRICS + has stability, security and a solid foundation. Maybe in the next 10 - 20 years The Collective West will be included into BRICS +. 💛💜💛

[@jaimedpcaus1]

Very good for all to understand this global situation. This man is also making that point very clearly.

[@gordonnash5894]

The V7 (the vassal seven)!

[@soniavadnjal7553]

☺️.

[@sw-sq5gk]

did he actually say EV’s are better for the environment?? Is he living in 2020? Unbelievable…

[@collinsoposh7835]

What is better?

[@williamrager]

@@collinsoposh7835 YOU ARE JOKING RIGHT?? HAVE YOU DONE ANY RESEARCH ON THIS ??? ARE YOU JUST REPEATING WHAT MAINSTREAM MEDIA FEEDS YOU DAILY !! RON WHITE IS ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!! THERE'S NO CURE FOR STUPID!!!

[@brunoschnider1837]

Thank you both for this excellent lesson in economics and geostrategy

[@metamedi7661]

This guy seems to know nothing about the horrible effects on the environment to extract metals used in these vehicles. Kids in mines making pennies.

[@jameskelman9856]

Richard Wolff's sensibility and insight make him a good listen , every time . Thanks Nima for having a great discussion platform and the guests that keep it I formative . Where there is Truth There is Honour

[@ouner-699]

Cool! Thanks!

[@Fidahussainkhan]

THANK YOU PROFFESOR RICHARD WOLFF. THANK YOU NIMA!

[@jessicamacfarlane2761]

Thank you Nima and Professor Wolff for sharing your knowledge.

[@scruffscruffeton986]

Had me up to your guest's 'climate crisis' argument.

[@soniavadnjal7553]

We don't have to agree with everything. What's interesting is the different points of view.

[@jamesfyffe2610]

I’ve yet to find anyone who I agree with 100%

[@matthewbattaglia7329]

Agreed completely until his insane segue into the climate 'woooo the climate' and EVs

[@sylviam6535]

There are also tons of problems with EVs. In addition, I have a problem with his characterisation of tariff as protecting losers. Western workers cannot be paid Chinese wages because everything costs more here.

[@sylviam6535]

@@matthewbattaglia7329- The workers’ revolution following that was a bit cringe as well. Still, he makes many good points and is definitely worth listening to.

[@borisbuliak3626]

Change of empires usually are not peaceful, this should not be an exception

[@user-nz8wm2ct4n]

Russia during WW1 was a case example where the external war was put aside and the people refocused on the class war that was on-going for decades before WW1.

[@ShortbusMooner]

Yeeeaahh, no- this gentleman lost me when he said 'EVs pollute less than combustion engines'.'..climate catastrophe..".. Pffffttt. No, we can prove the opposite. He's still drinking the climate koolaid.. Thank you, Nima.. 🙏🏻💪🙏🏻

[@riffhurricane]

Yes I almost turned off at that. I'll skip him next time, I don't need to be lectured on the virtues of Socialism or how great EVs are.

[@justlookingatoz]

Good lesson,Professor

[@ParissaKhoury]

26:22 I agree with everything Professor Wolff said, except for when it comes to cars. We want V8, V10, V12 and V16 powered vehicles. And DO NOT CARE for stupid soul-less boring electric vehicles that have to ALWAYS be dependent on the electric grid.

[@cagillo]

@@aris.a2912People like to push the electric cars and hope you don’t know anything about them.

[@AIPretendingToBeHuman]

What Prof. Wolff said about Prof. Mearsheimer is correct (Prof. Mearsheimer has no interest in economics), but Prof. Wolff also has his blind sides 😀 That's why you need the two of them plus Scott Ritter and Kevin from Inside China Business to have a fairly comprehensive view.

[@zorabixun]

Very interesting analysis 👍 😊

[@adrianmorris5546]

Profesor Richard Wolff and Nima thank you for your brilliant analysis of the whole situation your understanding and background history makes such an incredible inspiration to the whole world keep up the great work ❤❤❤❤

[@chihoang4085]

Absolutely fantastic interview.

[@Captain8159]

Outstanding!

[@dLehman]

I need to follow the work of Wolff.. thank you, Nima for bringing great guests a d tackling such important topics

[@jirivrana3623]

No offence to mister Wolf but electric car ekology impact is not So good how adds propaganda say. Just material need to build EV excess lifespann economy impact of modern petrol car and we dont talk yet from what source those car will be charged.

[@user-ch7xh3oe4n]

Bravo Nima!! Professor Wolff is such a great teacher on this topic. Also found Ben Norton covered it very thoroughly on his channel.

[@maryellengrossmann8976]

As a former IE. we did time studies on assembly workers who received extra pay. It was ended, I think , as it wasn't considered legal.

[@joeandhunterloveukraine1857]

GDP is not a good measure of the size of an economy. PPP is much more accurate. With PPP Russia’s is not even much smaller than the US economy.

[@ellenmccarthy6912]

Thank you professor Wolff❤

[@Alex-hv9sb]

Love this channel, good work Nima. You let the people talk and go on great rants lol. So insightful and well done! You are such a great listener and ask good questions.

[@saranjs3365]

Amazing interview. Please do more with Richard D. Wolff

[@flintb6559]

Wolff is right. Read up Marx, he analyzed and explained all this 100+ years ago. Nothing changed since then. Oligarchy vs The People.

[@roscoejohnson1183]

The gold standard is going to take out the G7

[@noname-nd8ec]

At a safety meeting there was a well dressed person complaining that the safety changes we wanted were not affordable. After it was discovered he was the accountant he needed to be escorted out for his own safety. The moral of the story is..accountants do the books, they do not mange the business.

[@Jennypenny3467]

A man who doesn’t mince his words, Prof Wolff is always interesting, scintillating and edifying to listen to.

[@paultsjan6047]

That’s the prerogative of the US to impose new trade tariffs on EV’s and other China green energy imports. The 100% tariff by the US on EV will hurt the lower income Americans most, as it deprave the lower income Americans from owning an inexpensive and good EV for their daily transportation. The 100% tariff is a tax levied on cheap China EV that the lower income Americans have to pay in order to owns an EV from China made models. Other countries will be able to enjoy an inexpensive and affordable car within their means Instead of focusing on ideological differences, the US should provides a solid foundation for pragmatic cooperation aiming at strengthening connectivity across the world. Instead US should leverage the thriving Chinese economy as a substantial market and foster stronger connections. Decoupling from China or de-risking with China is neither practical nor necessary and poisoning the relationship by decoupling or de-risking resulted in the lost of opportunity. But instead, the US discourage China and other countries from challenging the US leadership or seeking to overturn the established political and economic order. The US must maintain the mechanisms for deterring potential competitors in other countries from even aspiring to a larger regional or global role. The major US objective is to safeguard US interests and promote US foreign policy. The US will not tolerate any objection that threatens US hegemony regarding US interests and US foreign policy. If necessary, the US must be prepared to take unilateral action. The US like to portrays other countries as an antagonists and as well as an adversary when the US face with competition in technology and high-tech industries that the US regard it as their domains and sphere of influence and will not accept any competition from another country. The US accuse China of excess capacity in green energy. The US like to use ambiguous words like decoupling, de-risking, and tariffs in implementing trade barriers and economic sanctions against China. The US wanted to destroys China and its economy in order to prevent China from competing with the US. The US multiple sanctions is a deliberate attempt by the US to obliterate China in its economic and trade war against China. The US sanctions has long been a diplomatic and economic tool used by US seeking to influence others. The dense bureaucratic jargon and minute technical detail is a declaration of economic war on China. The US is full of mischief by creating trouble and exerting its power and hegemony as well as economic dominance all over the world.

[@lawrencelim100]

Well said

[@FeeFee-]

Professor Wolff is an encyclopedia of knowledge and history. Excellent guest

[@leonardnoel888]

Very comprehensive. Economy runs the world but listeners have to pay attention to details and the end of professor presentation. Well done.

[@v.annabonac2913]

Thank you!

[@metugeekane8454]

Gorbatjov went to the US and warned these guys back in 1996, but as usual, they laughed at Russia!

[@TheRantingRooster]

Thanks Nima for having Professor Wolf as a regular on your show. My socks were just blow off by Professor Wolf's analysis of the dynamics at play between the G7 and BRICS+.

[@virginiaipazia6149]

ILLUMINANTE ! Grazie prof.

[@cosmyccowboy]

Electric cars at any price is a waste of money

[@CUXOB2]

Combustion engine efficiency < Turbine efficiency * Electric motor efficiency. How are electric cars better.

[@PeriferijaPeriferije]

The Professor is an international treasure as he is de-mistifying complex matters of geopolitics and their economic roots making them understandable regardless of one's age, education and origin thereby helping us keep a cool head while we "live through interesting times"...

[@DennisTan1955]

Beautifully analysed and projected by the professor. Really enlightening.

[@shahlakeyvani8254]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@paulnascimento2359]

How can Macron claim to be independent when his babysitter Von der Lying is there by his side. I'm sure she wasn't invited to Macron credit if that is the case.

[@yongqsitu]

China's advocacy of European independence and autonomy is the most feared proposition by the United States, which is different from Russia's previous belief in relying on the United States to balance Europe. From strategy, it can be seen why China has the upper hand in the confrontation with the United States.

[@klyburn4115]

man.... this one hit deep .....

[@iotocell5044]

Way too much emphasis on BRICS, actually the Sovereigntist core is RIC, Russia Iran China

[@billywoods7098]

Awesome vid! Richard Wolff is a don 👏👏

[@urimtefiki226]

We all know and see that G7 is declining.

[@TORO.008]

Run an honest business….is that simple and all these woes will go away.

[@OkoZungu]

Thankyou Mr. Wolff for your very clear and didactic explanation of the underlying political processes now taking place in the world.