Advancing Racial Equality & Economic Opportunity

I’ve said it before: since Donald Trump took office for the second time a year and a half ago, the United States has been the largest single driver of global political risk. Not Moscow, not Tehran, not Beijing – Washington. When the leader of the most powerful country in the world – the one that built and upheld the global order for eighty years – decides the rules should no longer apply to either him or America, he is bound to drive an inordinate amount of uncertainty.

But I’m now ready to call the top on Trump-induced chaos. Yes, I know he still has most of his term left and no shortage of disruptive fervor. But I believe we’ve now passed the peak of his ability – even if not his willingness – to wreak global havoc.