Tony Blair interview soundbite on Populism in politics

The transcript discusses the similarities between populism on the left and right, highlighting the shared sense of anger and insecurity among people. It emphasizes the importance of controlling immigration without being anti-immigrant and critiques outdated policies like unrestricted spending and nationalization. The speaker argues that popularity does not equate to correctness in policy-making.

What similarities can be drawn between the populism of the left and right?

How does the speaker describe the feelings of the current generation regarding their future?

What is the speaker's stance on immigration control?

What does the speaker imply about the effectiveness of being anti-immigrant?

According to the speaker, do popular policies necessarily mean they are correct?