What does Globalism mean: A Patriot's History of Globalism author Larry Schweikart

Summary
In this episode of Clarity from Chaos, host Dave Campbell discusses globalism with bestselling author Larry Schweikart. They explore the history of globalism, its various iterations, and its impact on trade, diplomacy, and climate change. They also discuss the future of the Republican Party and potential vice presidential candidates. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the spiral of silence in the country and the potential for unrest.

Takeaways

Globalism has been a part of history for at least 200 years, starting with the Congress of Vienna and evolving through militaristic, diplomatic, scientific, and financial globalism.

• The financial globalism that emerged after World War II involved making the dollar the international unit of account, promoting free trade, and creating international financial institutions like the IMF and World Bank.
• There is a growing backlash against free trade due to unfair practices by other countries, such as blocking American products or stealing intellectual property.
• The future of the Republican Party and potential vice presidential candidates are discussed, with Ben Carson and Vivek Ramaswamy being mentioned as possible choices.
• There is concern about a spiral of silence in the country, but the guest believes that people will become more vocal and there may be a groundswell of reaction against recent events.

Titles

• Exploring the History and Impact of Globalism
• The Spiral of Silence and the Potential for Unrest

Sound Bites

• "The futures in the betting markets jumped remarkably for President Trump as soon as the verdict was announced."
• "There is a backlash against free trade that says, 'Yes, we want free trade, but it's got to be free on all sides.'"
• "There is a quietly behind the scenes effort to build out small modular reactors."

Chapters

00:00
Exploring the Historical Context of Globalism

19:27
The Current Political Landscape and Future Scenarios

26:56
The Spiral of Silence and Public Discourse