Fareed Zakaria GPS

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The GPS team goes around the world to get global lesson on guns and how to make America safer.

Fareed takes an in-depth look at ISIS: its threat, its aspirations, and what life is really like deep inside its self-styled Islamic State.

Fareed Zakaria interviews President Obama.

Fareed Zakaria searches for answers to these essential questions: What is the true nature of the relationship between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin - and, what are the implications of their relationship for the world?

Fareed Zakaria goes one-on-one with former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon on his hopes for the mid-term elections and his plans for populism around the globe.

The man who could save Europe: Fareed sits down with Italy's Prime Minister Mario Monti.

What happens when a Democrat and a Republican put their heads together to fix America's deficit? It's called the Simpson-Bowles plan -- Fareed speaks to Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles.

1-on-1 with Mitt Romney's senior economic adviser, Glenn Hubbard. Plus, Syria's crisis: why a military intervention is a bad idea, with Fawaz Gerges

1-on-1 with Chicago mayor and former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel on the economy, the presidential race, and more.

How is the British Conservative Party different from the U.S. G.O.P? London's Mayor Boris Johnson has a fascinating take -- and its consequences.

How can America tackle obesity? Michael Bloomberg is taking matters into his own hands. His thoughts on health, government, taxes, and more.

Fareed's Take this week -- How to shift Moscow from being part of the problem to part of the solution in Syria.

What is the way forward for Mexico -- on the drug war, on the economy? Fareed interviews the man who won the presidential election this week, Enrique Peña Nieto. Also, an all-star panel on Europe, Syria, and more. What in the World looks at China's demographic crisis. And, who creates jobs -- the 1% or the 99%? A heated debate.

Fareed's Take on how to create jobs. An all-star panel on the economy & the election. Syria's crisis -- are defections leading to a tipping point? Also, what Syria's opposition is planning -- Fareed speaks with their leader. Finally, what is the "Higgs boson"?

What really goes on at a private equity firm and what does that say about Mitt Romney? Fareed speaks to Steven Rattner. Also, what a Grexit would like like. Economic historian Niall Ferguson explains what would happen if Greece left the euro.

Airdate July 29, 2012: Assessing Mitt Romney on foreign policy -- Fareed offers his take. Then, an all-star panel on Syria, Egypt, and Iran: Paul Wolfowitz, Tom Friedman, and more.

The importance of Israel and the Jewish vote in the 2012 U.S. election -- Bret Stephens debates Peter Beinart. Then, What in the World: Why China is not only allowing protests, but also caving in to the demands of the people.

1-on-1 with Colin Powell. The former U.S. Secretary of State discusses the crisis in Syria, what to do about Iran, and how he rates Pres. Obama and Gov. Romney on foreign policy.

Is a tax lobbyist the most powerful man in America? Fareed quizzes Grover Norquist on how to fix America's deficit. Then, who creates jobs: is it the 1%, or the rest?

Fareed's Take explores politics in America: the most optimistic party usually wins the presidency. Which party fits the bill this year? Then, to Syria, Iran, and Afghanistan, with a top foreign affairs panel.

An incendiary video sparks protests across the Muslim world. What happens next? Fareed speaks to a panel of experts: former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, Paul Wolfowitz, Tariq Ramadan, Bernard-Henri Lévy.

1-on-1 with former President Bill Clinton -- on jobs, on Obama vs Romney, on Israel and Iran. Then, a best-selling author who knows all about Muslim rage: Salman Rushdie recounts how "The Satanic Verses" led to calls for his death.

1-on-1 with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. In his final visit to the United Nations as Iran's President, Ahmadinejad sits down with Fareed to talk about the crisis in Syria, relations with Israel, and his country's nuclear ambitions.

Where is the U.S. economy headed? Fareed sits down with three CEOs for answers: Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs, Andrew Liveris of Dow Chemical, and John Chambers of Cisco.