Posted on 01 February 2017. Tags: CREW, Donald Trump, Emoluments, Erwin Chemerinsky, Impeachment, John Bonifaz
Because of his greed and a never-ending thirst to grab for even more money, Donald Trump has been violating the Constitution—breaking the law—every moment since he got the keys to the Oval Office. I spoke with two lawyers who are part of two significant efforts with the potential—admittedly, with many political and legal obstacles to […]
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Posted on 25 January 2017. Tags: Banks, Democratic Party, DNC, Florida, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Stacey Patel
In about one month, a new chair of the Democratic National Committee will be chosen. As part of my on-going series of conversations with the candidates, I speak with New Hampshire state chair Raymond Buckley who has some pretty tough things to say about the DNC. You can go back to hear previous interviews with […]
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Posted on 18 January 2017. Tags: Donald Trump, Michael D'Antonio, Oxfam, Robber Barons
Just two days before an ignorant person gets the keys to the Oval Office, and wraps his tiny fingers around the nuclear button, I go in-depth with an expert on Trump: Michael D’Antonio, author of “The Truth About Trump”, gets into the real story, the one the incompetent transcribers of press releases (formerly known as […]
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Posted on 11 January 2017. Tags: Bernie Sanders, California, Democratic Party, Political Revolution, San Luis Obispo
Yes, friends, taking over the Democratic Party is far from a mirage. Over the course of two days, the political revolution showed it has bite and balls: Berniecrats, and other progressives, won more than 600 seats—over 50 percent of the seats in play—in elections to fill slots for the California Democratic Party state committee. In […]
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Posted on 04 January 2017.
That’s the sum total of the guy who will soon occupy the Oval Office, and have his finger on the nuclear button. To grapple with this moment in time, I spent the entire podcast chatting with David Cay Johnston, a Pulitzer-prize winning, investigative *real* journalist (as opposed to the incompetent transcribers of press releases, formerly […]
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Posted on 28 December 2016. Tags: Climate Change, Daphne Wysham, DNC, Donald Trump, EPA, Rex Tillerson, Rick Perry, Sally Boynton Brown, Scott Pruitt
I recently coined a term: “The Four Horsemen of the Climate Change Apocalypse”. That refers to the climate-change deniers who are ready to act as the arsonists of the planet: Trump, Rex Tillerson, Rick Perry and Scott Pruitt. In this podcast, I look at these dangerous people and talk with a national climate change expert, […]
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Posted on 21 December 2016. Tags: Democratic National Committee, Donald Trump, Keith Ellison, Steve Turner
In the long list of fraudulent claims by “Tiny Hands” Trump is the notion that he would “drain the swamp” in Washington—in this week’s podcast, I turned to Elizabeth Warren for a brilliant obliteration of that fantasy. I also checked back in on the race for chair of the Democratic National Committee—you’ll get to hear […]
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Posted on 14 December 2016. Tags: Andrew Puzder, Christine Owens, Donald Trump, Jeffrey Toobin, Labor Department, Supreme Court of the United States
The individual who will occupy the Oval Office is putting in place people in the government who will do unimaginable damage to the country and the planet. In this week’s podcast, I speak with CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin about the outlook for the U.S. Supreme Court and the real possibility that the conservative […]
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Posted on 07 December 2016. Tags: Carrier, Democratic Party, Donna Brazile, Keith Ellison, Randi Weingarten, United Technologies
It’s ugly. Is it terminal? Nothing ever is in politics. But, it’s bad, bad, bad for the Democrats. This week, I looked at the fight over who should be the next chair of the Democratic National Committee—and what that choice will say about the vision of the party. I spoke with Donna Brazile, the interim […]
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Posted on 30 November 2016. Tags: Dean Baker, Heidi Harmon, San Luis Obispo, Trade Deficit
Progressive victories are possible even in these dark days. Meet Heidi Harmon, a Berniecrat, who won her challenge to an incumbent to capture the mayoralty of San Luis Obispo—by 47 votes! I chat with Heidi about her journey and plans. Dean Baker, the progressive economist who will be a regular guest, joined me for a […]
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