The BYO Show: China’s Totalitarian Gridlock, a Woke “Mind Virus,” and Futbal vs. Football

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Recorded on November 28th, 2022
A post-holiday Goodfellows features the panelists bringing their own curiosities to the table. Hoover senior fellows Niall Ferguson, H. R. McMaster, and John Cochrane discuss China’s COVID-restriction protests and restoring academic freedom of college campuses. Plus two “Goodfellows” weigh in with differing views on American “football” vs. the more global “futbal.”
ABOUT THE SERIES
GoodFellows, a weekly Hoover Institution broadcast, features senior fellows John Cochrane, Niall Ferguson, and H.R. McMaster discussing the social, economic, and geostrategic ramifications of this changed world. They can’t banter over lunch these days, but they continue their spirited conversation online about what comes next, as we look forward to an end to the crisis.
For more in this series visit, www.hoover.org/goodfellows.

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@heitorbta
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The Good Fellows have a crowd of fans down here in Brazil
@kevinbailey3384
@kevinbailey3384 Рік тому
The UK is also becoming woke, and even the Conservative Government is woke, and not in any way Conservative. Worrying times ahead
@Drunkwithsuccess
@Drunkwithsuccess Рік тому
You guys are memorably insightful and fun!
@mikespindler7250
@mikespindler7250 Рік тому
hoover should come up with a ranking of the best universities from joint freedom of thought and academic bases.
@advocate1563
@advocate1563 Рік тому
We are already past peak university. Emerging geo-politics, lifelong lesrning, facilitated by Edutech is going to result in an explosion of highly accredited apprenticeships. This will at least provide the basis for a change in "mind virus".
@simonnilsson5356
@simonnilsson5356 Рік тому
Greetings from Sweden!
@siuwong4588
@siuwong4588 Рік тому
It’s hard to predict what will happen in China in the coming months. But for one thing is that now the grass root in China are really running out of money. They got locked up not allowing to work - no income. I hard there’s at least one family in Urumqi had been starving for a few days because they couldn’t go out to work since August, and they had spent all their savings. They saw no hope. I guess that’s the main reason there was such a huge number of ppl protested in Urumqi. Same for certain areas in Guangzhou. But according to my observations, middle class in wealthy cities are still coping ok with the current situation. Whereas the protests in universities are indeed unusual. Is there a force (anti-Xi?)behind that? Maybe. Of course those students are angry and desperate with no doubts. But such protests got spread out and happened are rather uncommon. Especially there are many overseas Chinese (students) protesting at the same time. One thing very true is many or most Chinese trade their freedom for money with CCP. But now they got none. And many Chinese were hoping after Xi got his 3rd term, the lockdown will be loosened, they were disappointed. After the 20 rules optimization were released, they again thought it will be loosened, but instead it got tightened. Together with the world cup seeing a real scene of the world outside etc. Survival threat. They freak out. But still it wasn’t a large number. As now those really have survival threats are the poor ppl in cities only.
@juanortiz8092
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Can you imagine Dr George Friedman in a conversation with the Good Fellows.
@j.c.8944
@j.c.8944 Рік тому
Thank you for this video.
@johnl5316
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Thank you for the Conference
@kevinbailey3384
@kevinbailey3384 Рік тому
I love watching these interactions, keep up the good work
@saralwen2622
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Allways pleasure to listen to HR. HR for president.
@yankelovich
@yankelovich Рік тому
Excellent as always!
@pistolen87
@pistolen87 Рік тому
Insightful conversation. I have a wish, please add timestamps to the different topics.
@BSamuel1874
@BSamuel1874 Рік тому
Would welcome more insight to the reading lists of each good chap on the show
@dustinhecker3986
@dustinhecker3986 Рік тому
Is that a picture of the Rotunda on the wall behind the moderator?
@celtaclassroom7082
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MacMaster is another one of these rugby missionaries from West Point. I've known several such people, but have rarely met any other Americans who have any interest in the sport. So I have my doubts that it will catch on in the US anytime soon.
@barbarataylor8101
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Great conversation
@omacburma
@omacburma Рік тому
"That's the world cup that counts!" Love it!
@chickenfishhybrid44
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Many Americans have played both Soccer and football, some even Rugby as well. Most people who rag on football and the pads have never suited up in their life and have no idea what the hits are like and any kind of serious understanding of the game for that matter. The US England match was one of the first ones I've watched all the way through and I enjoyed it more than I expected.
@Gorbyrev
@Gorbyrev Рік тому
Fascinating conversation as ever gentlemen though I am surprised at Prof Ferguson besmirching rugby league as that is the form of rugby that can be played on a football pitch and engenders the same energy input as a football match.
@carlbyronrodgers
@carlbyronrodgers Рік тому
It is football because it is played with the feet.
@scott2452
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Niall Ferguson is certainly right that the Civil War was bloodier in terms of both the total number killed in action and that number as a percentage of the population… the per capita comparison however gets murkier though when considering deaths from disease.
@david_6063
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Sorry Niall. Baseball goes back 150+ years. Soccer is boring but its the dishonor of flopping which is really offensive.
@anthonyhocking9118
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Greetings from South Africa. Our small country (along with New Zealand), is probably one of the greatest rugby playing nations on earth. John pointed out that youngsters in the U.S. do not play rugby. I cant speak for New Zealand, but in South Africa our kids start off with " Bulletjie Rugby" when they are in Grade 1. ( no scrums or heavy contact,) and by the time they reach matric (Gr. 12) some can make the meanest tackles at ankle level on the likes of the marvelous, late Jonah Lomu of the All Black's. Rugby is so reflective of life:- * it's damn hard * youre GOING to get tackled and brought low. * Get up! Keep going. * keep moving forward, gain ground by any legitamate means, despite crazy impediments, like having to pass the ball bacwards. If America ever encouraged Rugby at early school age, with their demographic , they would definitely win a world cup in the future.
@rosswalker3457
@rosswalker3457 Рік тому
You could be right General ,about US Rugby I'm hearing your getting an Australian coach ,and trust me ,He's a very good one 👍😉
@tadchase4461
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Uh Niall, if we banned American football and all the players turned to rugby the US would just crush Scotland.
@howardscott6191
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Interesting that they didn't talk about how Russa is going to lose the war.
@justintindall9515
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Neil, stay in the U.S. we need your outside well-rounded thoughts!
@jamesmoose
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Yes, think of all those thousands, tens of thousands, of young American athletes who just aren't quite good enough to make the NFL. Get 'em to play rugby and the US will have a very strong team.
@Grogster2007
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We should all boycott Chinese goods.
@marcwhite6267
@marcwhite6267 Рік тому
Clicked in the fraction of a second!
@elrevesyelderecho
@elrevesyelderecho Рік тому
59:00 If you need to founded this event, you should be selling tickets to go out to a pub with those guys to chat/drink some pints.
@jasperknight5781
@jasperknight5781 Рік тому
Totally agree - this protest is going to be very short lived
@celtaclassroom7082
@celtaclassroom7082 Рік тому
I assume the sports comments were just banter. Anyone who thinks a 0-0 tie is can only be 'boring' really has no idea.
@paulwally9007
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Great to see you all, especially my beloved HR.
@karlernstbuddenbrock371
@karlernstbuddenbrock371 Рік тому
HR - American Rugby Union should buy a South African coach. They're the best.
@tullicio
@tullicio Рік тому
tanks are already there
@Steve-fe8gj
@Steve-fe8gj Рік тому
Another great video……
@jugg3647
@jugg3647 Рік тому
Excellent - particularly the sports section!
@karlernstbuddenbrock371
@karlernstbuddenbrock371 Рік тому
Niall we in South Africa love the Lions. We beat them every 12 years.
@ma6inka
@ma6inka Рік тому
Love Niall Ferguson's passion for Football is amazing !
@tedwards000
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Women's soccer is popular in the U.S., and it would be interesting to hear thoughts on the role of Title 9 and if it has been a good thing.
@Fyrd-Fareld
@Fyrd-Fareld Рік тому
Clearly, none of the participants have discovered Aussie rules football --- much more exciting.
@youtub4925
@youtub4925 Рік тому
The Hoover Institution is woke as fuck!
@olgajoachimosmundsen4647
@olgajoachimosmundsen4647 Рік тому
Or invite Timothy Snyder
@justintindall9515
@justintindall9515 Рік тому
Rugby my friends...that's the real sport...besides war!
@olgajoachimosmundsen4647
@olgajoachimosmundsen4647 Рік тому
Bring back Stephen Kotkin!
@baltasarnoreno5973
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From one fellow Scot to another: love the way that Niall insists on educating the US audience of just how useless their version of 'so-called' football is!
@thomassenbart
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Soccer is only popular worldwide because it can be played anywhere by anyone, you only need a ball, which can be anything round and a goal. It is not particularly fun, relative to other sports, is boring to watch, over long and though physical to a small degree, is nowhere near the level of violence and danger, inherent in American football or rugby for example.
@Nick-bh5bk
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Something I finally disagree with Niall on, it is called SOCCER. :-)
@andrewlm5677
@andrewlm5677 Рік тому
Soccer sucks but Niall is sill great in my book
@alexbuckley4378
@alexbuckley4378 Рік тому
first!
@lolotus4borderless
@lolotus4borderless Рік тому
USA 🏉 rugby, yeah!!! ;)
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