Richard Wolff & Michael Hudson: Who Controls the Game? The Hidden War Behind Global Economics

The discussion argues that global economic polarization is driving geopolitical conflict and narrative warfare. It claims U.S. policy uses security threats from Russia and China to justify military spending, financial dominance, and pressure on allies, while critics see Eurasian economies gaining industrial and manufacturing strength. The conversation suggests Western economies are shifting toward service work as production moves abroad, increasing social tensions, labor unrest, and political realignment.

It concludes that global power and economic structures are entering a major historical transition despite resistance from existing systems.