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Oct 25, 2026
Roger StoneHOST
uh his home state so uh he's but he he is really has a brilliant analysis because of his ability his ability to fuse the economy with the political realities uh his his sub stack the rod martin report or beshore rod martin His absolute must-read is one of the first things I read every day.
Roger StoneHOST
He's written a brilliant book.
Roger StoneHOST
He is a very strong conservative, of course, a very strong supporter of President Donald Trump, but his observations have been right on the money.
Roger StoneHOST
And I urge anybody who's been here in the Stone Zone many times, I urge anybody to go subscribe to his, uh, his sub stack or, or, or go to the website.
Roger StoneHOST
State Assemblyman also I've been Attorney General State of New York.
Roger StoneHOST
He became Attorney General of the United States so you saw this integration, but Ron understands that the significance of what Trump has wrought at the grassroots.
Roger StoneHOST
And he's written a terrific new book.
Roger StoneHOST
All of his books are good, but his new book, Trump's New World Order, I'm about halfway through it.
Smita PrakashHOST
They've been on the drawing board for a long time.
Smita PrakashHOST
Are we adapting to this new world order or are we actually at the table where we are coming up with solutions to this disruption which is happening?
Meera ShankarGUEST
I think that we are at the moment very much a kind of bystander to these events.
Meera ShankarGUEST
We are not in a position to influence them.
Lori Esposito-MurrayGUEST
I'm very pleased to be joining you today on this very important topic.
Steve OdlandHOST
Yeah, so Laurie, you've just written a great article entitled The New World Order, Five Certainties Amid Uncertainty, and it's part of a book.
Steve OdlandHOST
Maybe you could just describe the book and where people can find it.
Lori Esposito-MurrayGUEST
So the book is Navigating an Age of Uncertainty, and it's put out by the Foreign Policy Association.
Lori Esposito-MurrayGUEST
It's a series of articles by outstanding political leaders, academics, analysts, and it really does encapsulate most of the major areas in terms of navigating this new world order.
Lori Esposito-MurrayGUEST
This article is part of it, and it will serve as the basis for the Foreign Policy Association's national discussions, their great decisions discussions, which take place all around the country.
Lori Esposito-MurrayGUEST
This is the book that will serve as the basis for those discussions this year.
Lori Esposito-MurrayGUEST
If any of our listeners are interested, they can find the copy of the book for purchase at fpa.org.
John De GoeyHOST
One of the things that I have found is that if you find a broad commodity ETF, it will have some energy, but it will be rated as medium.
John De GoeyHOST
And fortuitously, it might have a fair bit of money in, say, cultural commodities, which I think we agree are also likely to do fairly well in the new world order that you described.
John De GoeyHOST
So I think that's maybe a better way to get a little more diversification and do the hedging that you're talking about.
Jeff RubinGUEST
Well, let me say this, John, about that.
John De GoeyHOST
And we've touched on it, but I wonder if you can explain the term geoeconomics a bit more, because I think actually what we're talking about right now is really not so much geopolitics so much as it is geoeconomics.
John De GoeyHOST
And I don't know that many people really think about that in a way that would be as concrete.
John De GoeyHOST
And in fact, what we're talking about is since this really is a new world order, if you're going to understand the notion of the world having changed, I think you really have to understand what geoeconomics means.
Jeff RubinGUEST
Right.
Rod MartinGUEST
But overseas is just as bad.
Rod MartinGUEST
You know, coming out of World War II, we set up this multilateral globalist world order, you know, the, the so-called New World Order, in which, again, technocrats, a credentialed elite in international organizations make all the decisions while Americans pay the bills, both in blood and treasure, and all of that is wrong.
Rod MartinGUEST
American foreign policy should serve American interests, and by that I mean the interests of Americans, the people paying the bill in blood and treasure.
Rod MartinGUEST
Trump is reorienting that too.
Jenny CampbellHOST
They have been marching toward it since the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Jenny CampbellHOST
The first President Bush proclaimed a New World Order on the eve of the 1991 Gulf War.
Jenny CampbellHOST
That war was followed by the intervention in Somalia, the bombing of Bosnia and the 1999 war against Serbia, the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, the destruction of Libya, the proxy war in Syria and the US-backed Saudi war in Yemen.
Jenny CampbellHOST
Since 2022, these wars have merged into a single global conflagration.
Ryan HelfenbeinHOST
Tell us about it.
Ryan HelfenbeinHOST
I do remember and recall, I'm old enough to remember the New World Order after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Ryan HelfenbeinHOST
How is Trump's remaking of America and the world different?
Rod MartinGUEST
Well, it's incredibly different.
Rod MartinGUEST
You're exactly right.
Rod MartinGUEST
And this idea of a new world order certainly wasn't new in the 90s.
Rod MartinGUEST
In fact, it's exactly what Woodrow Wilson was pushing in the 19 teens.
Rod MartinGUEST
It's also what FDR actually accomplished in the 30s and 40s.
David SmallGUEST
Yeah, I'm old enough to remember the end of the Cold War and the sort of the consummation of the unipolar world with the end of the Cold War and the invasion of Iraq.
David SmallGUEST
And, you know, what George Bush I declared as the New World Order.
David SmallGUEST
And I feel like over the last sort of six months, 12 months, two years, we are indisputably...
David SmallGUEST
You know, these tectonic plates are moving again.
Nina PowerHOST
Yeah, I wonder why that was.
Nina PowerHOST
I mean, the New World Order was kind of coalescing around America as the kind of, you know, saviour of Europe.
Nina PowerHOST
And, you know, we're still in that relationship.
Nina PowerHOST
I mean, although America has just removed its jets from the UK, which hasn't gotten that much attention, but I think is quite significant.
Trent MaddoxHOST
Now, conspiracy, whatever.
Trent MaddoxHOST
I just want you to think about the fact that we've got an American president who has decided by himself, by himself, by himself to switch sides in a war against our adversary since the New World Order was created after World War II.
Trent MaddoxHOST
The Soviet Union, and then when the Soviet Union crumbled, we were pals for a while while they got up on their feet.
Trent MaddoxHOST
We helped them out.
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