
All over the Western world right now, neoliberalism - or Reaganism - is failing.
Decades of rising inequality combined with austerity and manufacturing decline have reached a breaking point.
People everywhere are fed up with the status quo - and they want change.
In some cases, this demand for change has taken on the form of right-wing demagogues like Donald Trump and France's Marine Le Pen.
But the real rebellion against neoliberalism isn't coming from the right - it's coming from the left - and it's not as radical as you might think.
It's not just Bernie Sanders - left-wing populists like the UK's Jeremy Corbyn are on the rise all over the world.
The media calls them radicals - but are they actually just old-school FDR progressives?