Boris Johnson at Indian Raisina Dialogue Conference

The transcript discusses the rise of populism as a response to the perceived arrogance of the ruling classes. It highlights the concerns of populist voters, who feel marginalized and worried about security and economic disparities. The speaker argues that these individuals should not be dismissed or patronized, but rather listened to. The solution to populism is not to erect barriers or weaken trade systems, but to use international systems to provide jobs and self-respect to those feeling left behind.

How do the sentiments of the populace reflect their views on the ruling classes?

What concerns do people have regarding their economic security and the prosperity of future generations?

In what ways do populists perceive the globalized economy, and what are their feelings towards wealth distribution?

Why is it important to listen to the people who vote for populists, according to the text?

What is the suggested approach to address the concerns of those who support populist movements?