Top Risk: US vs. Itself, Says Bremmer

Eurasia Group President and founder Ian Bremmer is out with his top risks list of 2024. The US vs. Itself is number one. He explains why on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

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[babakd]

We never had a functioning democracy, always had big money calling all the shots since the original JP morgan

[gen-X-trader]

Lol @ all the bot comments. It's just proving his case, you point out these issues and all you do is get attacked by the crazies that want to gaslight you

[helpme]

One thing I'm not interested in fighting other people born in this country over their choice of political views. Those of you that do, are not Americans period. I rather look forward to whatever we need to do to move toward improvement outside of ourselves.
Other areas are what needs to be addressed

[ericdaniels]

I guess Ian Bremmer wasn't properly educated. America is a Constitutional Republic, that is different from a democracy. Americans aren't interested in becoming a democracy. I think the biggest risk in America is people aren't being educated about the Constitution that unites these 50 states. If we further divide ourselves, we'll start to see states wanting to break free of this union or a civil war is possible. America is following in the footsteps of the Roman Empire and just like them we will find it impossible to fund a world-wide military.

[xyz-uwps]

This guy has been a bad take machine for a while now.

[neuropuritan_zealot]

3:40 “posting isn’t part of democracy” 😂

[yeow]

C'mon Ian, let's hear a bad take about immigration. Until something changes there, let's all poopoo democracy, and hope it ends.

[bubavaal]

😂😂😂😂 No one is going to war with you America 😂😂😂 no way because of your economy the world can't no longer sponsor your endless wars Economic based on endless wars😂😂😂😂

[jimbojimbo]

The world needs Trump running for president