It Could Happen Here 2026 Predictions
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Jan 6, 2026 Hosts dive into bold predictions for 2026, recapping last year's surprises like the Musk-Trump split. They analyze a rise in high-profile violence and the innovative activist tactics that shifted ICE's operations. A tech bubble tied to AI is anticipated, alongside debates about its potential fallout, including how economic messaging shapes political races. From influencer shopping to a tumultuous political landscape, this discussion is a fascinating glimpse into the future, exploring who might win or lose in the changing world.
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Escalating Copycat Violence Pattern
- Robert Evans traces a pattern of escalating lone-wolf assassinations and copycat attacks following high-profile killings.
- He warns that violence accelerates as attackers imitate successful, attention-grabbing incidents.
Stock Markets Diverge From Real Economy
- Mia Wong argued the economy continued to crumble but full collapse remained ahead.
- She highlights the divergence between stock market exuberance and real labor-market conditions.
Use Decentralized Rapid Response
- James Stout highlights decentralized rapid-response networks as an effective tactic against ICE raids.
- He recommends using decentralized, localized mobilizations to disrupt large enforcement actions.