Subhead:Ian Bremmer downplayed the influence he might hold on Canada’s government at the World Economic Forum. His firm, Eurasia Group, has employed influential past and present Liberals, including Evan Solomon, Gerald Butts and even Prime Minister Carney’s wife, Diana Fox Carney.#
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Article by Rebel News staff.
The head of an influential American political risk consulting and research firm downplayed the influence he may hold over Canada’s government when Rebel News boss Ezra Levant caught up to him on the streets of Davos, Switzerland.
“Are you part of Canada’s cabinet?” asked Ezra Levant in jest, adding “a lot of your friends are.”
Ian Bremmer, head of Eurasia Group, said he “really appreciate[d] that,” as he declined to stop for an interview. Bremmer, who also heads up digital media firm GZERO, was attending the World Economic Forum to participate in a discussion on “AI and the new world order.”
Levant then asked Bremmer for his thoughts on the performance of Canada’s artificial intelligence minister, Evan Solomon, a former employee of Eurasia Group.
