Trevor Noah: "They Are Bullying Us" – The Ugly Truth About Global Debt | Mia Mottley

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Trevor Noah: "They Are Bullying Us" – The Ugly Truth About Global Debt | Mia Mottley Trevor Noah: "They Are Bullying Us" – The Ugly Truth About Global Debt | Mia Mottley Trevor Noah: "They Are Bullying Us" – The Ugly Truth About Global Debt | Mia Mottley The global financial system is rigged against smaller nations, and it is time to expose the hypocrisy behind who gets to be "rich" and who is forced to stay poor. In this powerful conversation, we deconstruct the unfair rules of the IMF and World Bank and reveal why the current economic model is a form of global bullying. Prime Minister Mia Mottley breaks down the hidden mechanics of global debt, using the striking comparison of Greece versus Ghana to show how credit ratings are manipulated. She joins Trevor Noah to discuss the myth of "short attention spans," the corruption that exists in North America and Europe that goes unnoticed, and why the narrative around immigration needs to completely change—arguing that most people don't actually want to leave their homes, they are forced to. Timestamps: 00:00 - The Corporate Trap: Why Quarterly Reports Destroy Long-Term Thinking 01:04 - The Myth of the "Short Attention Span" & The TikTok Generation 02:18 - Global Debt Hypocrisy: How Large Nations Bully the Small 03:28 - Greece vs. Ghana: The Shocking Truth About Credit Ratings 04:05 - Who Really Controls the IMF and World Bank? 04:46 - Western Corruption: Why We Only Talk About Corruption in Africa 05:25 - A Radical Idea: Paying People to Stay in Their Own Countries 05:56 - The Truth About Immigration: Push Factors vs. Pull Factors 07:54 - How to Find Hope When You Feel Small and Insignificant 09:44 - Why the World is Finally Listening to the Climate Crisis 10:55 - The Greatness of Barbados: From Sir Garfield Sobers to Rihanna About Mia Mottley: Mia Mottley is the Prime Minister of Barbados and a globally recognized leader in the fight for climate justice and financial equity. Known for her powerful speeches at the United Nations and COP summits, she advocates for the reform of international financial institutions to better support developing nations. She is a champion for the "Global South," challenging the status quo of the post-World War II economic order. Global Debt, IMF, World Bank, Mia Mottley, Trevor Noah, Financial Inequality, Climate Change Justice, Barbados, Economic Reform, Corruption, Immigration Crisis, Global South, Attention Span, Credit Ratings, United Nations. Hashtags: #Podcast #MiaMottley #TrevorNoah #GlobalDebt #ClimateJustice