Is Populist Politics About to Take Over the World?

The transcript discusses the accuracy of polls, voter anger, and the impact of political events on markets. It highlights the backlash against globalization and economic inequality, particularly in the US and Europe. The discussion covers the risks associated with European elections and the rise of populism, emphasizing the need for establishment figures to address these concerns. The potential influence of populist politics on capitalism and policy-making is also explored.

How do the polls reflect the actual voting outcomes in the US elections according to the text?

What factors contribute to voter anger in Western Europe and the United States as discussed in the text?

What challenges do politicians face in addressing the concerns of voters in the context of globalization?

How does the text describe the relationship between economic data and public sentiment regarding job loss?

What is the significance of the upcoming referendum in Italy as mentioned in the discussion?

What are the implications of Trump's victory on global populist movements as discussed in the text?

In what ways does the text suggest that political volatility could influence policy making?