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Stephen Sackur speaks to Kristalina Georgieva, the interim president of the World Bank. For more than seven decades, the World Bank has been a pillar of international consensus forged in Washington - where 'rich world' money has been funneled into poorer nations prepared to play by its rules. But is the consensus breaking down? The World Bank is about to get a new Trump-nominated president who has been sharply critical of its past activities. Stephen Sackur asks the current interim head of the World Bank, Kristalina Georgieva, if she is braced for the turbulence ahead.