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Sir Niall Ferguson on Trump, tariffs and China
Richard and Yalda are joined by one of the world’s most eminent historians and political commentators to discuss culture wars, trade wars and the possibility of World War Three over Taiwan.
Sir Niall says the US may be in the stage of “buyer’s remorse” with the Trump presidency and predicts that by this time next year he could be “deeply underwater” in the polls.
Sir Niall Ferguson stands at the intersection of history and strategy, offering audiences a powerful lens through which to view our present moment. As one of the world’s most respected historians and a master storyteller, Ferguson weaves past and present into compelling narratives about power, politics, and global conflict.
As a keynote speaker, Ferguson offers more than historical knowledge—he provides strategic foresight. Audiences leave his talks with a deeper understanding of the forces driving global change and the historical echoes we ignore at our peril. Ferguson’s speaking engagements are managed exclusively by WWSG. To host him as your event speaker, contact us.
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