The Power Hungry Podcast: Peter Zeihan

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
  • Peter Zeihan is a geopolitical strategist and the author of four books, including most recently, The End of the World is Just the Beginning. In this episode, Peter talks about the civil unrest - and pending demographic collapse -- in China, why “Apple has refused to see the writing on the wall” in China, Mexico as America’s most important trading partner, why he is investing in commodities, and why -- despite the unraveling now underway in many parts of the world -- he believes “the American system will thrive.” (Recorded December 2, 2022.)
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Комментарии • 697

  • @Baasicstuff
    @Baasicstuff Год назад +26

    US Navy 20 years here my AOR was global for 15 years Peter is the only one that I can stomach listening too. He has a wonderful understanding on how all this works together

    • @Zandiv
      @Zandiv 7 месяцев назад

      you got played

    • @Baasicstuff
      @Baasicstuff 7 месяцев назад

      @@Zandiv US Navy was good for me, it was a job and a good one that gave me a lot of education for free. I also gained enough knowledge where I get to work from home after retiring from the daily grind at the age of 42. Peter is a liberal and he also has a man bun but there are many things I like about him also. Thats the beauty of my generation, we get along, we grew up at a time where work meant something. A world run by real men, that passed on really good lessons to the younger generations.

    • @Zandiv
      @Zandiv 7 месяцев назад

      @@Baasicstuff I have no issue with anything you stated, but from watching Peter's previous 'reoorting", he's clearly a fraud - probably an intelligence asset - from China collapsing to Ukraine winning,. With explanations that require absurd mental gymnastics - unless the target audience is under informed or have a built in bias to trust.
      Watch programs like the Duran or Emil Cosman if you want to be informed about what's going on.
      Actually, just watch them as a comparison, and as always, choose what you like.
      Cheers.
      Oh, and thank you for your service.
      PS look up jingles, he does youtube vids for world of warships. He's an old salt like yourself. I suspect you'll like his content.

  • @paulschock531
    @paulschock531 Год назад +109

    I've listened to Peter Zeihan being interviewed dozens of times. You did the best job by far. I found myself wanting to ask a question, and then you asked it every time, and you did so in intelligent, yet common sense ways that made listening to this easy and incredibly informative.
    You rightly praised Peter for his grasp of so much, but in Caddyshackese, you're no slouch yourself. You have a new fan.

    • @annetteryan5110
      @annetteryan5110 Год назад

      ⚠ With respect, sir.. You cannot be this naive! *PLEASE ...* Don't listen to ANYTHING that Peter Zeihan says,* much less his erroneous views and flawed geopolitical analysis on ANY current events, including absurd RUclips videos promoting Russia's demise and his dissemination of ridiculous Western Propaganda! *The reality is, Sanctions levied against* *Russia.. have had a boomerang effect on EUROPE and the U.S.!*
      Sanctions work effectively on small economies like Cuba, but they do not work well against large economies like Russia, especially those which are heavily reliant on oil and gas exports! Oil and gas are hot commodities, they're what economists call ‘fungible goods’, meaning they can be easily interchanged with another form of the same product. If they try to block Russian oil and gas exports, the U.S./ Europe, will have to buy from another producer and the countries that once bought from that producer will simply turn to buy from Russia. Supply and demand sorts it out. RUSSIA.. is rich in natural resources and they've been living with a windfall of oil revenues for years. Between 2011 and 2014, oil rarely slipped below $100 a barrel. Today we are seeing similar prices, but they are a very recent phenomenon. Since 2016, oil has rarely crossed $70 a barrel. For this reason, the Ruble is higher than its ever been in recent years!
      It is the energy market, not the "bluster" of Western politicians, that we should keep an eye on... The sanctions are - from a macroeconomic point-of-view, at least - "kabuki theatre."
      There are headwinds of dramatic change on the horizon...
      and a convergence of major historic upheaval in our era, that will precipitate, a "permutation & realignment" in geopolitical spheres of influence around the globe!
      Nations throughout the world, are about to experience a historic shift that is being implemented and The Great "RESET" which will reshape global economic, financial & socioeconomic conditions on an unprecedented level!
      *The BRICS nations alliance, including: Iran, Argentina, Brazil,* *Russia, India, China, and South Africa - are a MAJOR threat to* *Western Hegemony.* President Putin already announced that Russia, alongside China and other BRICS nations, were getting ready to launch a "new global reserve currency" made up of a basket of BRICS currencies. This reserve currency would be a direct threat to the currently dominant US dollar.. Taken together, the expanded BRICS countries currently produce around 26% of global oil output and 50% of iron ore production used to make steel. They produce around 40% of global corn production and 46% of global wheat production. If these were all traded in the new reserve currency, it would instantly become a cornerstone of the world economy... *and western leaders KNOW IT!!!*
      The Brit's, along with their sycophant, European counterparts, have such inept leadership who follow lock-step behind the reckless and foolish U.S. administration & feckless President, as they continuously fuel tensions with RUSSIA, while they simultaneously, play a dangerous game of brinksmanship with Xi and China; two superpower nations with highly advanced, Hypersonic Nuclear Missile Technology! The truth is, this kabul of warmongers, Democrats, liberals, elitists and reckless world leaders, who feed into & prolong this "PROXY WAR" will never allow Ukraine out of this nightmare... and they will lose!
      Which would immediately raise the obvious question of..
      *"how did we ever get sucked into this political quagmire?*
      *Biden's foreign and domestic policies have been an ABYSMAL* *failure.. beginning with the debacle in Afghanistan!*
      *NEVER TRUST THIS ADMINISTRATION..*
      When Biden said don't worry about nuclear war...??
      *everyone should have been down on their knees praying.* 🙏
      BUT then, the administration purchases $290 million ANTI- RADIATION PILLS??!! *This is madness! ☢*
      The Western disinformation & demonization of Russia.. etc.
      all of the reckless vitriol, has *ESCALATED* hostilities and are clearly in preparation for a bigger war. The reality is that Russia Has Been warning about Ukraine for decades...
      *The West and their INEPT leadership should have listened...*
      *Russia has origins that go far beyond Putin. Russia has a foreign and security blob, just as does the United States, with a set of semi-permanent beliefs about Russian vital interests, which are rooted in national history.
      Yeltsin protested strongly against the start of NATO expansion in the 1990s and Russia accustomed itself without too much trouble to NATO membership for the former Soviet satellites in Central Europe. But from the very beginning of NATO expansion in the mid-1990s, Russian officials and commentators-including liberal reformists-warned that an offer of NATO membership to Georgia and Ukraine would bring "confrontation with the West" and an acute danger of war. These warnings were echoed by George Kennan, the original architect of the strategy to contain the USSR and the State Department’s greatest ever Russian expert, as well as by Kissinger and other leading American statesmen.
      *BUT THE FOOLISH U.S. WOULD NOT USE DIPLOMACY* after years of Putin's protestations about NATO expansion... so he invaded! Now, this regional conflict could "potentially" lead to a global conflict and escalate to Global Thermonuclear War!
      This past June, Zelenskyy admitted Russia occupied 20% of the country, or about 47,000 square miles. That's a territory about the size of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware and much of Maryland combined. Russia still controls significantly more Ukrainian territory than before February 24. Putin’s army, holds whatever is left of Mariupol, all the intervening territory, and not only Luhansk and Donetsk, but the entire Donbas Oblast. Whereas Ukrainian authorities controlled approximately 60% of Luhansk before the Russian invasion & now Russian forces control over 80% of the region. They also have about 70% of Zaporizhye region. Cumulatively, this accounts for an increase of Russian occupied territory from approximately 7%, including Crimea, before February more than double that now. So even after the UKRAINIAN COUNTER OFFENSIVE... Russia still controls a fifth of the country *THEY HAVEN'T EVEN FULLY MOBILIZED YET!*
      The reality is the U.S. and NATO have sent BILLIONS of dollars to a corrupt country *WITH NO OVERSIGHT..* while these foolish leaders continue to only escalate tensions with not just Russia, but China as well. The heated rhetoric from the West has only accelerated this crisis, bringing Humanity closer to one miscalculation, that could conceivably lead to Nuclear Annihilation and things can very easily go off the rails! ☢ 🙏

    • @paulschock531
      @paulschock531 Год назад +2

      @Annette Ryan
      I am apparently naive because I am still open minded enough to realize that no one has all of the answers, and if they did, if you did, you could act on your predictions and make billions of dollars in a short period. Not that money is the meaning of life, but hopefully you aren't too esoteric to miss the point. Also, one of the things I appreciate about Peter is his spare use of words. He makes his points succinctly and in ways that are easy to understand.
      I encourage you to take a course on communication. I tried reading your diatribe three times, and just couldn't make it through. As my speech teacher at Stanford told me (I only reference that to point out that I'm not a weirdo), say what you want to say, and shut up.

    • @jacobmarley505
      @jacobmarley505 Год назад +3

      joe rogan was better

    • @mfwitt6363
      @mfwitt6363 Год назад +3

      totally agree - great questions, much better than Rogan and Callen!

    • @charless.gorski537
      @charless.gorski537 Год назад

      I still think this guy is full of bs

  • @Chironex_Fleckeri
    @Chironex_Fleckeri Год назад +12

    Peter is extremely concise. It really isn't easy to talk about such broad topics without oversimplification. Kudos

  • @matthewmaccaughey5016
    @matthewmaccaughey5016 Год назад +118

    YEEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!! THIS IS UNREAL!!!!! Thank you so much for having Peter on Robert! I can't wait to listen to this!!!

    • @jamesjensen5000
      @jamesjensen5000 Год назад

      The problem with the collapse of globalization is everything is global… when one system fails in a certain country of region all systems are put into failure… because of global systems being global… that may sound simple…But it I isn’t simple… it’s interdependent on everything else… there is no escape or way to hide

    • @EireHammer
      @EireHammer Год назад +3

      _alright alright alright_

    • @NemesisEP1
      @NemesisEP1 Год назад +4

      YYYYYYYYYAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSS QUEEN!

  • @scottfletcher1956
    @scottfletcher1956 Год назад +36

    Dude Peter, if nothing else, is incredibly entertaining. Whether he’s half right about most things doesn’t even matter to me. He is absolutely hilarious. Love his videos.

    • @niubi42069
      @niubi42069 7 месяцев назад

      i’m new here has he got anything wrong or right before?

  • @WhatNowChris
    @WhatNowChris Год назад +65

    I came here for Peter! I watch him religiously. Peter is incredibly accurate in an era of bs.

    • @PhantomOfManyTopics
      @PhantomOfManyTopics Год назад

      Jeter Jeihan is a doofus. Xi JIn Ping is pronounced SHEEE JIn Ping not JHEEEE JIn Ping. This dude has no higher degree than BS.

    • @justin_lee_
      @justin_lee_ Год назад +9

      I don't even want to admit how much I follow his content.

    • @M.-.D
      @M.-.D Год назад +2

      His Rona predictions were based on main stream narrative and on very limited evidence.
      He is a great story teller and provides great insights but is fallible.

    • @M.-.D
      @M.-.D Год назад +1

      @Saint Nutella he is exceptionally convincing while not being nuanced with his interpretation of data.

    • @GoodmanMIke59
      @GoodmanMIke59 Год назад +1

      @Saint Nutella repetitive and overconfident. Loud and repetitive in a way seen only in the way Groucho Marx was "in your face funny!" ... if you like Marx Bros movies ... and I do ... but, like Peter, you do see the punch lines coming a mile off.

  • @VMac-eg7fb
    @VMac-eg7fb Год назад +10

    This has been one of the most dynamic, comprehensive, best interviews I have experienced with Peter. I have attended more than a hundred, don't think I missed a word due to the relevance of one word to the next. Thank you Mr. Bryce. Will be tuning to your future interviews.

  • @esquared5064
    @esquared5064 Год назад +31

    I've watched several interviews of Peter. This is by far the best. Good job!

    • @lololomo5484
      @lololomo5484 Год назад +2

      Zeihan brings it. I watch every video I can find.

  • @DiamondLil
    @DiamondLil Год назад +92

    The End of the World is a fascinating book that provides a very lively and accessible introduction to vast array of interconnected themes. Zeihan does not provide the last word on anything, nor would he claim to, but he gives his reader a great point of departure in any number of directions.

    • @bellakrinkle9381
      @bellakrinkle9381 Год назад

      That may sell books to gullible fools; just don't believe his perspectives - it's geared for him to profit from his speculation - mostly taken from Corporate Media -- which is 90% propaganda.

    • @nikbear
      @nikbear Год назад +2

      Totally agree, very well said! 👍

    • @tonywilson4713
      @tonywilson4713 Год назад +1

      I have been watching peter for a few months now.
      I'm an engineer so occasionally I disagree on his engineering assessments. before I started watching him I started taking an interest in economics because it was economists who tend to interfere in everything engineers try to get done.
      There are 2 areas Peter doesn't discuss much at all.
      1) Economic time bombs and there's a huge one that only just emerged in the last few days. NOT even economists are talking about it. I only saw this today.
      ruclips.net/video/fLGMxH9KFa8/видео.html
      The report from the BIS is available and its scary.
      2) Energy generation is about to come smashing in on a whole range of countries. Because the energy transition has been smashed by various packs of clowns all claiming they have the solution when NONE OF THEM have *"THE"* solution. Either they are offering nothing of a solution at all or they refuse to accept they are offering only *"PART"* of the solution. As a result around the world are clusters of ageing power stations that will start to be shut down *THROUGH AGE.*
      Power stations are like anything else eventually they get to old to do what they were built for. They are like cars in that they eventually break down but they are totally unlike cars because you just can't go down to a used power station yard and buy one and take it home.

    • @tonywilson4713
      @tonywilson4713 Год назад +1

      @Skylark Have you gone and watched that video and checked out the BIS report?
      I first thought it was WTF.
      But only a few days ago watched the 2010 Documentary "Inside Job" and that's almost 90minutes of hearing all the denials before the 2008 GFC.
      The Bank of International Settlements is one of those places we don't hear about much because the only people who do business with it are central banks. I had never heard about but it took very little to realise its one of the main parts of the entire global economic system.
      If the guys at the BIS are saying its a problem then *ITS A BIG FARKING PROBLEM.*

    • @tonywilson4713
      @tonywilson4713 Год назад

      @Skylark *GO AND READ THE BIS REPORT*
      ruclips.net/video/fLGMxH9KFa8/видео.html
      After you have actually read it and *LISTENED* to what's being explained then you'd know why I'm ready to tell you to FK-OFF.
      I don't know how old you are but you are talking EXACTLY like they did in 2007 and you are talking JUST LIKE they were about FTX a few weeks ago.

  • @Guanaalex
    @Guanaalex Год назад +27

    Peter is an absolute Genius. Thank you so much for such a high caliber premium guest. Outstanding interview.

    • @kinbolluck476
      @kinbolluck476 Год назад

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    • @guywebster8018
      @guywebster8018 Год назад

      ABSOLUTE-

    • @Jasonthegreat78
      @Jasonthegreat78 Год назад

      Are you willing to bet your future on that?

    • @Guanaalex
      @Guanaalex Год назад

      @@Jasonthegreat78 Well, at least from my shoes here in Germany, our politicians do everything wrong what’s possible. We are on a self destruction path based on stupidity. We drown in corruption. As US vassals, I don’t see much hope. I am not betting the farm, but Peter is certainly close as he can get with his assessment.

  • @AP-zy1vy
    @AP-zy1vy Год назад +1

    I just discovered Peter last week. Must have watched couple dozen of his interviews and speeches since. We all have a limited scope of real knowledge, and an even greater scope of beliefs where our real knowledge falls off. I noticed starting with myself, the less knowledge you have you fall back to talking about what you beleive in. And I seem to talk in simple, general terms when citing my beliefs. Whereas when I talk from my knowledge, I talk about specifics, numbers and facts. Notice our politicians more often talk in general terms...beliefs. Peter spends his words on facts, graphs, figures and in detail describes the logical connections between all these. Breath of fresh air after listening to our inept politicians for the past 40 years since I started watching the news in high school. So if this guy runs for president, I'm voting for him. He proves there are some capable Americans left.

  • @martinfoss3894
    @martinfoss3894 Год назад +35

    Listened to Peter for a while. He sounds like a record.😊One of my favorites.

    • @hill2750
      @hill2750 Год назад +16

      I actively search out his talks, to re-hear the jokes, and catch the 2% updates.

    • @travishill6733
      @travishill6733 Год назад +5

      @@hill2750 And he stays consistent & not-wrong most of the time.

    • @bighands69
      @bighands69 Год назад +8

      Information does not change. You can ask a medical professional about treatments and they will have the same conversation with somebody 3 months later until there is innovation.

    • @DummyFace123
      @DummyFace123 Год назад +6

      Yeah it mostly stays the same with frequent course corrections. I have detected the subtle evolution of the record, but yeah sometimes it feels like the same concert repeated, but a lot of what I've listened to from him have been during the same year sometimes even the same month. xD

    • @nilesh5548
      @nilesh5548 Год назад +5

      As with deep time issues like geography and demography, there is not much changing about those save for how countries and peoples interface with the reality and respective awaking to it.. helpful in a country like the US to see through the two and four year thought cycles 🙏

  • @alansnyder8448
    @alansnyder8448 Год назад +16

    I try to watch all of the Peter Zeihan interviews I see online and think this is a good one. I've read all of his books and do recommend them. If you can only read three chapters, I would read Chapters 6, 7, and 8 from the Absent SuperPower which was written 8 years ago.
    Chapter 6 is about the current Ukraine War which is happening now.
    Chapter 7 is about The (next) Gulf war which hasn't started yet.
    Chapter 8 is about The Tanker war which also hasn't started yet.
    In both cases, the shoes are about to drop.

    • @sarahrosen4985
      @sarahrosen4985 Год назад +2

      Thanks for the recommendation. Just got the Kindle version.

    • @paulallen6992
      @paulallen6992 Год назад

      Can you briefly explain the theories behind 7 and 8?

  • @RadhakrishnanMudliar
    @RadhakrishnanMudliar Год назад +7

    Here for Peter Zeihan.
    He makes so much sense even if he does not mention India very often.

    • @MGarafano
      @MGarafano Год назад

      He did a really interesting presentation for India specifically, it would seem you guys have a very bright future.

  • @musimedmusi8736
    @musimedmusi8736 Год назад +23

    Great interview-Zeihan expanding on his book and filling in and updating even more details. Excellent interviewer.

  • @donthetrader
    @donthetrader Год назад +17

    This has been one of the BEST interviews I’ve ever heard….Thanks !

  • @Clone42
    @Clone42 Год назад +14

    This is the only interview of Zeihan that actually probes basics, like the size of the team behind him and his history at Stratfor. He's usually presented as some kind of one-man oracle, an image he seems to cultivate. Thanks for injecting some humility from the onset, the detour from his press kit talking points was long overdue. I like his analysis but every good guy needs a punch in the shoulder from time to time.

  • @jaycasbon2749
    @jaycasbon2749 Год назад +15

    Best Peter Zeihan interview to date - Thank you!!!!! Well done, Robert Bruce.

  • @Nicholas.Rogala
    @Nicholas.Rogala Год назад +9

    I love that he name dropped Guns, Germs, and Steel and World War Z. Two of my favorite books! No wonder I love his work. 😆

    • @Weed-sq3rt
      @Weed-sq3rt Год назад

      Guns, Germs, and Steel has no reference for the anthrax blanket
      So take everything else with a grain of salt too

    • @Nicholas.Rogala
      @Nicholas.Rogala Год назад

      @@Weed-sq3rt No

    • @Weed-sq3rt
      @Weed-sq3rt Год назад

      @@Nicholas.Rogala If there are no references then it is considered made up history.. ask any historian if you doubt me
      Source check.

  • @matbob7249
    @matbob7249 Год назад +4

    Peter is most interesting guest in all spectrum of information. Absolutely astonishing outspokenness, I got like half the brain of modern human yet I’m able to understand more than my usual 10%

  • @giscone1
    @giscone1 Год назад +3

    Peter Zeihan is an extraordinary speaker. As commented at around 56 minutes he is able to marshal an amazing amount of facts while speaking for extended periods. I am 75 years old and. because of eyestrain, gave up reading books and started almost exclusively listening to audiobooks. I have learned to avoid books read by the authors. They are almost always bad even when the books themselves are quite good. An example of this is Maggie Haberman's latest book on Trump. Her reading of her book is terrible, almost unlistenable in my opinion. On the opposite end of the spectrum are Douglas Adams readings of his Hitcher's Guide books, absolutely marvelous. Peter Zeihan's reading of The End of the World is Just the Beginning is in later category. It is incredibly well read, there is no feeling that he is reading from a book. One thing that I notice about Peter Zeihan is that if I close my eyes while listening to him speak I swear that he sounds just like Jon Hamm. Maybe that is just me.

  • @Grockrobin
    @Grockrobin Год назад +2

    I'm guessing this will do your subscriber numbers wonders. Peter is my favourite geopolitical analyst.

  • @drmikeosgood
    @drmikeosgood Год назад +2

    What a pleasure to listen to the ongoing world changes! Thank you Peter Zeihan...

  • @hill2750
    @hill2750 Год назад +21

    Peter Zeihan is World Class, this is an excellent video

  • @nisigate
    @nisigate Год назад +3

    This interview is the best I’ve seen of PZ love his quirky sense of humor 😂

  • @justwhenithought
    @justwhenithought Год назад +5

    Good interview. It's good to hear personal questions for Peter as well. No one else has done that.

  • @AliceinWonderlandzz
    @AliceinWonderlandzz Год назад +13

    Great interview Robert. By far the most detailed knowledge rich exchange between you and Peter. I am in awe of the depth of both your knowledge. Now excuse me while I go buy a cabin in the woods, dig a bunker and curl up in a corner with a hot choclate waiting for the world to explode!

    • @linmal2242
      @linmal2242 Год назад

      Your problem is that you are targeted by both the Ruskies and the Chinkies (is that bad language?) with their super-nukes. So your 'cabin in the woods' scenario is not viable.! You need to be in the Southern Hemisphere, far away from the deluge, DELUGE of ICBM's that will waste the Northern Hemisphere, both going East and West.! Yes, the S H will suffer somewhat, but compared to N America/Europa it will be minimal ! Besides we have better wine which I am drinking now !

  • @CooldadFLHTCUI
    @CooldadFLHTCUI Год назад +1

    Listening to Peter is a humbling experience.

  • @terrymartin9972
    @terrymartin9972 Год назад

    Two of my favorite Media/Information Contributors! Thanks, Robert.

  • @donaldberry4181
    @donaldberry4181 Год назад +3

    You asked Peter the question I have been waiting for him to be asked, how does Peter Z become Peter Z. Where does he get his information from. He didn’t go nearly as deep as I’d hoped but I’m glad you asked and I hope at some point he does a seminar on how you get to know everything about everything.

  • @Mark-im6pm
    @Mark-im6pm Год назад +9

    Amazing conversation! Thank both of you. Great questions and superior responses.

  • @charleswomack2166
    @charleswomack2166 6 месяцев назад

    For as smart as Peter is, he is remarkably humble. And he is very generous with his time as well. I don't think that he would ever say no to appearing on anyone's podcast, even if they are just beginning.

  • @randr302
    @randr302 Год назад +6

    I hope Peter is taking in the $$ for his work!! He deserves it.

    • @redcoltken
      @redcoltken Год назад +1

      I think his speeches cost 10k, but he does podcasts for free

    • @fazdoll
      @fazdoll Год назад +1

      He is sending all of the profits from all his books to a medical charity. So his books must have sold very well and he must be doing great on his speeches.

    • @tuckerbugeater
      @tuckerbugeater Год назад

      @@redcoltken Nothing is free.

  • @whitlockbr
    @whitlockbr Год назад +5

    I thought the blank sheet was "you already know what I'm protesting, you don't need a sign"

  • @rauldavila8632
    @rauldavila8632 Год назад

    We love Mr.Zeihan. One of the greatest Americans in our great country

  • @user-jd9kg3pd9z
    @user-jd9kg3pd9z 7 месяцев назад

    What gives you hope? Excellent question. My answer after listening to so many Zeihan interviews is this: the world’s population is NOW trending down. In 30-50 years the world’s population should be much lower than it is now. This will take a lot of pressure off the Earth to provide for and feed so many hungry people.
    Your interview was/is one of the very best I have watched and I’ve watched a lot of Zeihan interviews since Russia invaded Ukraine. Seems this event put Ziehan on the map as he accurately predicted it.
    I am now a subscriber to your channel.
    Pete

  • @PRAR1966
    @PRAR1966 Год назад +7

    Outstanding interview - you guys have a rapport and it made this chat - information specific, in a great way.

  • @simonpollo
    @simonpollo Год назад +4

    Loved the bit after minute 54 where Peter talks about his business and schedule. Great stuff!

  • @dark_fire_ice
    @dark_fire_ice Год назад +2

    As an aspiring Dats Analyst, that is essentially what Peter is. In fact I used a few of his presentations on RUclips on the same info to different groups (Security, Pork, etc), as ways to present the data properly to the stakeholders at hand

    • @lololomo5484
      @lololomo5484 Год назад

      Um, (cough) yezzz. The "stakeholders" at hand. Prezicely.

    • @dark_fire_ice
      @dark_fire_ice Год назад

      @@lololomo5484 yeah, it's a principle for DA; the same data may need to be presented to various parties with various needs. For instance, shareholders, marketing, product design, manufacturing, customer relations, and possibly more, will need the data, and conclusions, explained to them by thier own framework (manufacturing is not going to care that the product is now trending towards one color scheme because some pop idol switched theirs, while design would like the heads up on customer demands)

  • @gtranquilla
    @gtranquilla Год назад +3

    Robert - I read your book a long time ago and found it highly informative. I also watch Peter’s videos frequently and will soon buy and read his material.

  • @lololomo5484
    @lololomo5484 Год назад +2

    That lonely chair in the background of our host is haunting me.

  • @tayoneumann9533
    @tayoneumann9533 Год назад

    First ep I’ve watched - love Peter and good interview, Mr. Bryce

  • @moonstruck336
    @moonstruck336 Год назад +3

    Oh man ! This was probably the best one yet ! Damn, Peter doesn't just give me amazing new information, somehow he makes me think in a new way, and I just love that kind of people !

  • @joncesaretti6037
    @joncesaretti6037 Год назад +1

    Sir, Ypu are a phenomenal interviewer.

  • @LighthouseLiars
    @LighthouseLiars Год назад +6

    How did this guy get Zeihan on with 3k subscribers? Impressive.

  • @immortaljanus
    @immortaljanus Год назад +8

    Damn, World War Z! I did not expect him to say that. Been a fan of that book for years. It's a great mirror to humanity, precisely because the premise is outrageous.

  • @peteradare8252
    @peteradare8252 Год назад +2

    Love Peter, love your interviewing style Robert.

  • @terrymartin9972
    @terrymartin9972 Год назад +3

    Great show Robert! I listened to every word!!

  • @waelben2000
    @waelben2000 Год назад +3

    Thank you guys. This was brilliant.

  • @Billfish57
    @Billfish57 Год назад +1

    Peter is fun to listen to, no doubt about that, we can all learn a lot from him, just keep in mind that no one knows it all, he is way off on about 25%, but that's probably about as good as anyone can get.

  • @hasanchoudhury5401
    @hasanchoudhury5401 Год назад +2

    Remarkable broad review of the current world affairs. Thanks.

  • @leenickshramko1100
    @leenickshramko1100 Год назад +1

    I got the "gist" of that intro! HA Watching this to the end is worth it.

  • @theknifedude1881
    @theknifedude1881 Год назад +2

    I’ve read The Accidental Superpower and am currently reading The End of The World is Just The Beginning, and am familiar with Peter’s take. I’m American so I hope he’s correct. Anyway, thanks for putting this together. I have subscribed and am looking forward to more of your content.

  • @fitzg002
    @fitzg002 Год назад +1

    Great analysis of the UK very insightful!

  • @morpher44
    @morpher44 Год назад +4

    52:23 Analog chips are also silicon. I guess you mean analog in the sense of magnetic tape, variable resistor pots, 8-track tape, gears, rubber bands, transistors harvested from old machines, vinyl records on a platter, steam power, optics using lenses and gears, mechanical oscillators, VCR video tape, Kodachrome film, paint, clay, incandescent bulbs, spring mechanisms, magnets, slingshots, knives, bow and arrow, catapult.

    • @forrestdick2104
      @forrestdick2104 Год назад +1

      Underratted comment, IMO 🔥🔥

    • @stephenlloyd3064
      @stephenlloyd3064 Год назад

      Let me try. Digital refers to on/off, ones and zeros. Analog is simpler, where a whole spectrum or symphony passes through a single wire at the same moment. At the far end all but the important part is filtered out. Radar, Sonar and yes vinyl records are good examples of analog because of the variations of frequency. I think you left the barn at slingshots, knives, bow and arrow, catapult. Anything broken down into a series of unchanging highs and lows is digital.

    • @morpher44
      @morpher44 Год назад

      @@stephenlloyd3064 single wire. Nah!. You need at least 4 wires for stereo. I refuse to go back to mono. Each channel has two wires powering a speaker or headphones, etc. Nicola Tesla did mess around with single-wire transmission, but he used the Earth's ground as the return -- which is the 2nd wire. He probably got the idea from Stubblefield (of Earth battery fame). In the video game virtual reality, we have digital bows and arrows, slingshots, knives, etc. In the real world, we have physical versions of same. The analog versions require lots of training and hurt more. 🙂

    • @morpher44
      @morpher44 Год назад

      @@stephenlloyd3064 Also, just when you've think you've mastered ones and zeroes, along comes the stupid Qubit.

    • @stephenlloyd3064
      @stephenlloyd3064 Год назад +1

      Me again. For stereo I totally agree qualitatywise. Had a quad system in the '70s that spoiled me rotten. Still collect big speakers I will probably never use. The first serious gaming computer was stereo but a lot of early computer models were mono back when sound was a new feature. We live in an analog world. Computers "think" in digital format. Crossover chips like analog to digital - digital to analog are everywhere. Modems and video processor boards are perfect examples. High speed signal transmission lines (wire and optical) combine different digital signals carried at different frequencies at the same time (bandwidth) to cut back on the number of wires required.

  • @dponderunt12
    @dponderunt12 8 месяцев назад

    Just picked up Peter’s new book. Thx for the content.

  • @lucas4736
    @lucas4736 Год назад +1

    Best book I’ve read the entire year

  • @TK-en2hq
    @TK-en2hq Год назад +9

    I wonder if Peter is physically capable of giving a presentation without mentioning melon scoops.

  • @dogetaxes8893
    @dogetaxes8893 Год назад +3

    Been watching Zeihan and reading his new book on the side and it's intresting perspective. But remember the golden ages are always followed by the dark ages, and if what Zeihan is proposing comes to fruition, even if it's bad if we can get through it together it will be worth it. As he said it's a readjustment period as we enter a new phase of history.

    • @bighands69
      @bighands69 Год назад +2

      America is in a different situation from everywhere else because it has everything it needs and a government that is conservative in nature even though the political parties on the face of it may not be that conservative.

    • @ernestmac13
      @ernestmac13 Год назад

      Look up the technology; keep in mind tech revolutions that once took centuries now occur every few years. I disagree with many things Elon Musk says and does however, the vertical integration, Giga-press based and highly automated assembly lines,.ability.of employees to make fr.dwpartment to department and between Tesla and Space X, will eventually become the structure of most companies. Keep this in mind while reading about the tech singularity.

  • @jamesowens7176
    @jamesowens7176 Год назад +2

    Awesome interview! Thanks for the edifying discussion!

  • @tonyfriendly4409
    @tonyfriendly4409 Год назад +1

    I have read both of the books he suggested, and they are both bangers.

  • @crawkn
    @crawkn Год назад +4

    Thanks for this interview, I'm used to seeing prepared presentations from Peter and this is an interesting change. Does he do such interviews without charge?

    • @anthonya880
      @anthonya880 Год назад +1

      very unlikely.

    • @simonholliday3421
      @simonholliday3421 Год назад +3

      With all due respect to the Power Hungry Podcast, the power balance here is not in his favor, its a 3000 sub podcaster interviewing (arguably/probably) the most prominent geopoloticist working today. If Peter didnt charge, its charity.

    • @TheLenzor
      @TheLenzor Год назад +1

      Could also be 3000 potential book buyers

  • @ehlava
    @ehlava Год назад +1

    outstanding. this was a refreshing line of questions on current topics. thx!

  • @jjfy6
    @jjfy6 7 месяцев назад

    Peter’s perspective is awesome

  • @olenakrasutska2869
    @olenakrasutska2869 Год назад +1

    Thank you. Great interview, interesting questions, reiterating them also helps better understanding

  • @richardmiddleton4634
    @richardmiddleton4634 Год назад +3

    Peter is dead-on that Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel really set the template for a historical look at the effects of geography and climate, and how they set the stage for the geopolitical outcome 3,000 years back.

  • @elijahullmann6231
    @elijahullmann6231 Год назад +4

    Interviewer’s jokes are painfully awkward. Peter is great, as ever!

  • @gussiegus4943
    @gussiegus4943 Год назад +2

    Excellent discussion. Thank you.

  • @dh40
    @dh40 Год назад

    FYI ~ Found this podcast BC I just listened to Zeihan on JRE w/ Joe Rogan. Fascinating stuff.

  • @deborahcurtis1385
    @deborahcurtis1385 Год назад +2

    Entertaining to watch! So true. I used to be very stressed about China as a threat in the SEAsia/Pacific region. Now we're watching it implode.

  • @VMac-eg7fb
    @VMac-eg7fb Год назад +2

    Not only the logistics but the reasons, always something strategic, multiple repetitions that reinforce previous knowledge for the senior investors as they can never forget different countries physical needs. Philosophies that differentiate winner nations from loser nations. The flow of specific goods and all the methods of transportations incorporated along with the graphs and cartoons envolved. He is a rather complete set of knowledge for anyone seeking a full repertoire of world wide business information, a Gold mine spoken in kindness and acumen.

  • @petersadow3810
    @petersadow3810 Год назад +1

    I follow Zeihan on RUclips. You did an excellent job on your interview in getting him to summarize much of his thinking so that it all made sense to me. Thank you both.

  • @Tegilles
    @Tegilles Год назад +2

    Awesome my two favorite podcasters!!

  • @johnboomerboy3042
    @johnboomerboy3042 Год назад +2

    “The Silk Roads: A New History of the World” by Peter Frankopan, Laurence Kennedy, et al. Available in print, Kindle and Audible.

  • @petero8847
    @petero8847 Год назад +1

    Great interview both. Deserved the new subscription

  • @BryceLovesTech
    @BryceLovesTech Год назад +1

    I just love your name Bryce LOL

  • @batsnackattack
    @batsnackattack Год назад +3

    At around 20:00 and it reminds me that I just recently visited Canada. It was stunning to see mostly native-born Canadians living on the streets, if not they live 6 in a home sharing bedrooms like children would, there is no place to rent even if you could afford 90% of your monthly income on it. At the exact same time, they cannot build condos fast enough. Apparently Covid was unable to go near those sites as locals said they didn't slow for a minute for the last 3 years, as fast as they can build. All condos have 2nd generation agents (or some foreign born) and locals say they don't really do 'showings' or 'sales' as almost every unit is pre-bought via overseas buyers who rarely need more than some internet computerized photos of what the condo will look like when done. The sales prices were stunning. really, no Canadian working person outside of maybe high salary surgeons or top 5% salary level Canadians could buy those (or.. some could in theory but will be house-poor mortgage slaves, couples who both work for the mortgage). I think I have some pictures or video clips where you can see these condo units (almost exclusively sold to overseas buyers) with Canadians slumped over bus stop benches outside the units or laying in blankets on the ground. Locals pointed out there is ZERO beds in any homeless shelters. At best they sleep in the hallways hoping someone dies or gets arrested to free up a bunk bed. It was normal, normal typical life, to find 4 grown adult Canadians, not 20-somethings but 50s, 60s, strangers but who shared rent on only one floor of a house paying about 40% of their salary per person.
    One condo made the local newspaper as being the first one in what is really a very remote, formerly a kind of backwater dirt road area, it sold for over 1 million and it was a tiny condo. The new owner was an unnamed buyer from India who purchased it long-distance but planned to move in somewhere in the next year or two.
    It's not unusual to see 100 condos, all sold where 30% are empty as the overseas owners haven't immigrated yet etc.
    Yes, it's also true that very few of these people work in Canada.
    Not long ago Canada even made a 'fast-track' if they'd open a business with the belief that they'd, at least, hire a Canadian or two (who'd pay taxes etc) and they found it was nearly ZERO. Actually, they'd hit the minimum 1-person hired which would be... the son or daughter who ran the gas station/convenience store during the day.
    They found almost statistical zero paid in taxes (most don't have jobs and most businesses are purposely money-losers or break-evens).
    Canada is indeed topped off and at the end now.

  • @rubberbumm
    @rubberbumm Год назад +2

    great questions Great interview. Peter is a beast although I sometimes wish he'd be less correct for my own mental health

  • @joannemeeks745
    @joannemeeks745 Год назад +1

    Highly recommend the book.

  • @TaiChiBeMe
    @TaiChiBeMe Год назад +1

    Gotta get his book now.

  • @Xius_WoW
    @Xius_WoW Год назад +2

    I Fucking love hearing peter talk about the world

  • @taramalan904
    @taramalan904 Год назад +2

    Thank you for asking him how he knows all! I’ve wondered if he has a photographic memory, but in all his interviews I’ve never heard anyone ask him that.

  • @4700_Dk
    @4700_Dk Год назад +3

    Peter nailed it on Russia’s move into the Ukraine.

  • @Weed-sq3rt
    @Weed-sq3rt Год назад +1

    Would love to hear his take on what happens to travel
    Wise to take global vacations anymore?

  • @cbtownson3820
    @cbtownson3820 Год назад +3

    Need Peter on JRE

    • @concretejungle9608
      @concretejungle9608 11 месяцев назад

      Why? Do you just want to see the smartest guy being interviewed by one of the dumbest ?

  • @paulhicks3595
    @paulhicks3595 Год назад

    A bit off topic but I see a great big, very visible and now ubiquitous podcasting type microphone very near the speaker and dominating the frame on one side and no visible microphone on the other and yet , despite not having a big fancy mic in shot, Peter’s audio is actually clearer.

  • @EPFForsyth
    @EPFForsyth Год назад +4

    It was funny as hell to see Mr. Bryce realize that Mr. Zeihan is an actual expert. CJNG is on the rise...and they are brutal out here in West Texas.

  • @SoonerStoneAI
    @SoonerStoneAI Год назад

    I actually had the opportunity to see Robert Bryce in Tulsa, several years ago. Just discovered Peter a few days ago, and thought that Robert and him would be a very good chat. How lucky is this?
    Speaking to the Russians shutting in wells.
    I dont think they will shut in their wells, en masse, i think they will attempt to build temporary storage (open pits), first. Those will eventually fill up, and they will start to run it out onto the ground, and/or they will fill up those pits, to the top, and then rain will cause them to overflow, its gonna be a disaster. Eventually the wells will fail, but who knows how long that will take.

  • @mushtaqueqazi5970
    @mushtaqueqazi5970 Год назад

    the way peter speaks indicates facts as opposed to conjecture.

  • @hauntedhose
    @hauntedhose Год назад

    So nice to hear a conversation without your typical RUclipsr “uh and umm” 🙏 thank you for your fluency 👍

  • @fido5067
    @fido5067 Год назад +1

    As a South African I wish I was a South Texan.

  • @MakeyTech
    @MakeyTech Год назад +1

    I'm just curious if Peter charges to be on podcasts?

  • @silverc4s146
    @silverc4s146 Год назад +1

    Very Good Show! Kudos to both of you...

  • @jocosus3
    @jocosus3 Год назад +2

    57:31 Peter Zeihan mentioned "Johnny Mnemonic" - #LoveTheRandomness

  • @krishnanunnimadathil8142
    @krishnanunnimadathil8142 Год назад +1

    37:45 Zeihan is right that the difference between British and American property rights with regards to subsoil really helps Americans co-opt in the process of resource exploration, whereas in Britain, the law sets people dead-set against any exploration. Why would they agree when they don’t get a penny?

  • @edwinamezcua2658
    @edwinamezcua2658 Год назад +1

    Great interview !

  • @assertivekarma1909
    @assertivekarma1909 Год назад +2

    I give him credit for not doing the Ivy league, it's an exaggerated value added endeavor for exaggerated quality of students... but it is associated with arrogance, corruption, and a over emphasized perspective.

  • @serbannicolau3489
    @serbannicolau3489 Год назад +1

    0:38 I've heard the best description of what you do.

  • @Owen_Nelson_Light_Widening
    @Owen_Nelson_Light_Widening Год назад +4

    The Silk Roads book is by Peter Frankopan

    • @ISAAKKUSH
      @ISAAKKUSH Год назад

      I wanted to write this comment, but I knew someone already did it

    • @richardcameron3762
      @richardcameron3762 Год назад

      Glad you wrote the comment as I was going to ask the author 😊👍

    • @richardcameron3762
      @richardcameron3762 Год назад +1

      Owen would you recommend to read it?

  • @bearcat729
    @bearcat729 Год назад +1

    Very good interview, thank you