Will Musk and Trump succeed in dismantling the hegemony of the left in America?

Does Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and Donald Trump's moves against USAID change the public discourse in the US? In this podcast episode, Ariel Idan hosts Amir Weitmann, managing partner at Shampe Capital, for a discussion on reducing the power of old institutions, government funding as an ideological tool, and the impact of the strengthening right wing in South America on the global political map.

A podcast episode on Channel 14 examines whether Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and Donald Trump's moves against the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) are succeeding in dismantling the hegemony of the left in the public discourse in the United States. Host Ariel Idan hosts Amir Weitmann, managing partner at the venture capital fund Shampe Capital, for a discussion on how government funding served as a tool in the ideological struggle, and on whether the reduction of the power of old institutions is changing the political map in the US and the world. Weitmann explains the new situation in Trump's America, while learning from the strengthening of the right wing in South America. The article is a summary of a 24-minute podcast episode.