What makes a country sexy to the U.S.? Is it Benjamin Netanyahu's commanding voice? What about Margaret Thatcher's mysterious gaze? Blatant racism? Tough calls! Hell, maybe it's about money! This show jumps into the story between Palestine and Israel, ISIS, and the unsolicited late night phone calls from the United States.
No, no, no - that's not possible! We can't all be idiots. No, only they're idiots.. but they think we're idiots. Well, they're bigger idiots for thinking we're idiots -- STOP. Maybe we should start looking at this a little differently... Seems like being a Republican hasn't worked out all that well, and being a Democrat hasn't done a lot of justice lately either. On this show, I begin the tough task of dissecting the barriers between the 2 parties, in our messy 2-party politics.
Richard Wolff explains some of the finer details of his big break-out book, Democracy at Work - an idea that workers have been getting the shaft a little too long, and that maybe now is the time they start running the place for themselves. "News You May Have Missed" and more!
This is my interview with Dr. Richard Wolff. He is the author of many books, but the one that grabbed my attention is Democracy at Work, and it is dedicated the idea that the workers should direct, own, and manage their own companies. It's an interview you don't want to miss!
What is it like to live in a country when they win the World Cup? Needless to say, it's pretty crazy. But if you've ever wondered what it sounds like, you may want to listen in... Also, a discussion about Israel and Gaza, and how Hamas aside, the history of Palestine has effected the current situation.
So much media attention recently is being put on reasons why we need to go back into Iraq. Not enough dialogue is being spent discussing why this was such a disaster to begin with, and who actually stands to gain from going back? Also, Megyn Kelly tells Dick Cheney he was wrong, and Glenn Beck almost apologizes
This show offers "App of the Week", "News You May Have Missed", and a review of the 1 year anniversary of NSA Whistleblower, Edward Snowden. Then a brief discussion on the middle ground between Capitalism and Communism and the joys of propaganda.
Does Donald Trump Profit From Airstrikes?
Who is SCOTUS, Neil Gorsuch?
Democratizing Democracy
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