'I believe we should monitor TikTok US much more carefully,' says CNN host Fareed Zakaria.

But he is 'somewhat reluctant' to ban the app just because of its ties to the Chinese government.

'What is the principle on which we’re standing?'

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'We've seen 30 years of breakneck progress,' 'Age of Revolutions' author and CNN host Fareed Zakaria tells MargaretHoover.

'And there's a lot of people who feel like, ‘This is a lot of disruption. Stop the train. I want to get off.’'

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'Age of Revolutions' author Fareed Zakaria talks to MargaretHoover about progress, backlash, and living through one of the most revolutionary moments in history.

'I can't tell you for sure that we'll come out of this the right way.'

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I like my choice of words but not my choice of tie! What was I thinking! I'm 35 years old in this btw.

'Age of Revolutions' author Fareed Zakaria assesses decades of change and the 'full-blown cultural backlash' that has followed.

The CNN host also discusses President #Biden 's policies on the border, Ukraine, and Gaza.

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'There's all these areas where #artificialintelligence is going to be amazing,' 'Age of Revolutions' author Fareed Zakaria tells MargaretHoover.

'On the other hand, it is difficult to see how it doesn't lead, at least in the short term, to a lot of displacement and disruption.'

This was such a thoughtful conversation, thanks MargaretHoover and Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

According to Fareed Zakaria, many older Americans view Israel as 'David against the Arab Goliath.'

But he says the younger generation of protestors think of Israel as the superpower and oppressor.

'It looks to them like the Palestinians are the David and Israel is the Goliath.'

This week, President Joe Biden said the U.S. would withhold some military aid if Israel invades Rafah.

In an interview before the announcement, Fareed Zakaria said Biden's efforts to influence Israel on Gaza so far have 'gotten nowhere' and 'he needs to try some tough love.'

Author and CNN host Fareed Zakaria sees the rise of #DonaldTrump as a reaction to decades of revolutionary social and political change.

'This is not going away anytime soon,' he says of Trumpism. 'These movements forward have been very deep...and the backlash is very strong.'

#JoeBiden should learn from #DonaldTrump 's border policies and tactics, says CNN host Fareed Zakaria.

Zakaria says Biden should declare a national security emergency, send in the National Guard and shut down the 'broken' asylum system to fix it—even if it gets blocked in court.

'These movements forward have been very deep and very transforming,' CNN host Fareed Zakaria tells MargaretHoover of recent periods of social, political, and technological revolution.

'And the backlash is very strong.'

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The classified documents case against former President Trump has been officially, and indefinitely, delayed by Judge Aileen Cannon. To many legal observers, this was considered the strongest, clearest-cut case against Trump. to.pbs.org/4brbpRy

TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance are suing the U.S. over a law that would ban the popular video-sharing app unless it’s sold to another company, arguing that it violates the First Amendment. to.pbs.org/3woeTpc

The trial kicks back off with defense lawyers questioning Stormy Daniels, whose account is key to the prosecutors’ case accusing Donald Trump of scheming to illegally influence the 2016 campaign by suppressing unflattering stories about him. to.pbs.org/3QDQzXn

On a 1999 'Firing Line,' Fareed Zakaria described the #Republican Party's foreign policy as internationalist.

Our guest is an author and anchor who says the revolution within the GOP that gave rise to #DonaldTrump has shifted the party toward isolationism.

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The Biden administration has suspended the delivery of thousands of bombs to Israel — a rare move by a White House that has said its commitment to Israel is 'ironclad.'

Criticism of the suspension from many Republicans and some Democrats was swift.

Nick Schifrin explains.

Pausing a shipment of American weapons to Israel 'is not to tie Israel's hands, but to make sure that our assistance is used in accordance with our values and our objectives,' Senator Chris Van Hollen tells Geoff Bennett.

'Israel has a right to defend itself. Nobody would tell the United States after 9/11 or during the 'War on Terror' not to go after al-Qaida or ISIS,' Congressman Mike Lawler tells amna. 'I think the approach by the administration is wrong.'

Many college students believe certain groups 'must inherently be being wronged,' says The New York Times columnist and Duke University Professor Frank Bruni.

Because of that paradigm, he says after 10/7 many young progressives didn't take a moment to acknowledge how horrific the attack was.