GUTLESS Cali Dems BRIBED to Kill HealthCare Bill
Krystal investigates how the dollars and pressure by health insurance companies in California successfully killed a universal healthcare bill that state Democrats have run on for years.
Krystal investigates how the dollars and pressure by health insurance companies in California successfully killed a universal healthcare bill that state Democrats have run on for years.
Stefan Gleason, Director of the Sound Money Defense League, sits down for a comprehensive interview with David Morgan of TheMorganReport.com TRANSCRIPT: David Morgan: Welcome everyone. This is another video blog or podcast, whatever you want to call it. This is David Morgan, from the Morganreport.com. Stefan Gleason, been a […]
By Miniver Cheevy A friend of mine was just alluding to Paul Fussell’s book Class: A Guide Through the American Status Systems. I found a list of Fussell’s categories, and they’re interesting. Top Out of Sight — Billionaires and multi-millionaires. The people so wealthy they can afford exclusive […]
By Anthony Flood I’m not an expert on the works of Antony C. Sutton (1925-2002), but I hope to be one day, and this post will explain why. Deep within the second volume of his magnum opus, Sutton posed the following alternative: To subsidize and support a system that is the […]
By Doug Henwood, The Jacobin For more than three centuries, something has been going horribly wrong at the top of our society, and we’re all suffering for it. Back in the George W. Bush years, I began thinking the US ruling class had entered a serious phase of […]
By Chris McGreal in Butte, Montana, The Guardian The death rate for white Americans aged 45 to 54 has risen sharply since 1999, but Montana officials wrestle to explain why the state has the highest rate of suicide in the US at nearly twice the national average – […]
Krystal details the efforts by railway workers to fight for better wages and conditions against the powerful political and corporate forces coming together to shut them down
Krystal and Saagar break down the emergence of large liberal dark money donors and organizations that played a pivotal role in the previous election cycle and now dominate Democratic party politics
How a 30-year-old part-time dog walker could possibly see themselves as qualified to speak for a workers’ rights movement is beyond me.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by veteran journalist Dylan Ratigan to fully understand what’s happening in the financial marketplace and whether we are headed for a crash
A polemical shot from the “Flight 93” guy over the growing battle between the urban lumpenproletariant and urban bourgeoisie. What nearly all commentators on these issues, whether conservatives like Anton, centrist-liberals like Schellenberger, or far-left “defund the police” types never seem to understand is that this is what […]
Krystal and Kyle Kulinski of Krystal Kyle and Friends talk to author Johann Hari about the dystopian future in the metaverse being envisioned by tech giants, our stolen attention spans, and more!
Krystal and Saagar break down the money Amazon is spending on lobbying campaigns including paying the brother of a top White House official tens of thousands over the past few months.
Author of “Goliath,” Matt Stoller, breaks down the antitrust bill that could change Big Tech.
Katie Halper, Batya Ungar-Sargon, and Robby Soave discuss one of President Biden’s controversial federal judicial nominees.
Global economics correspondent for The New York Times, Peter S. Goodman, previews his new book, ” Davos Man: How the Billionaires Devoured the World.”
David Sirota argues that a play to identity politics isn’t enough when picking a nominee to replace Supreme Court Justice Breyer.
Team Rising discuss wide, bipartisan support for a stock-trading ban for members of Congress.
By Ryan Cooper The Week Last year, the United States economy turned in its best performance in roughly four decades. Inflation-adjusted growth was up 5.7 percent in 2021, and there were 6.4 million jobs created — the best such figures since 1984 and 1978, respectively. Outside of perfunctory […]
Our conversation with this week’s guest, Johann Hari, moves from the individual to the collective as we discuss the digital algorithms that keep us locked into online life and the ways of resetting our consciousness — both personally and societally — that can lead us to a better […]
Tom Woods Show It may be true that our money is screwed up at the federal level, but there are actions we can take at the state level to counteract the lunacy. JP Cortez of the Sound Money Defense League joins us to discuss what can be done […]
By Brigid Kennedy The Week The nation’s economy grew 5.7 percent last year, the biggest increase since 1984, NPR reports Thursday, per the Commerce Department. That said, however, the growth “wasn’t a straight line,” notes Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics. “The economy remains tethered to the pandemic.” […]
I can’t say I much care if the bourgeois bohemians are running scared of lumpen crime. The US elites wanted the domestic United States to be a Third World country and they’re going to get it. By Georgett Roberts and Gabrielle Fonrouge Open fires burning on the street. […]
by Brian Czech Pundits, think tanks, and politicians are asking, “What does Putin want with Ukraine?” If you’re familiar with Ukraine’s flag—especially the bottom half—you’re halfway to the answer. Putin: inscrutable yet exuding practicality. (Image: CC BY-SA 2.0, Credit: Global Panorama) But let’s start with the conventional wisdom. […]
This reminds me of an anarchist tendency known as “anarcho-waterism.” Yeah, there really is such a thing. For decades, the “anchor-outs” have enjoyed living in rent-free boat homes in the Bay Area. Their boats, anchored just north of the Golden Gate Bridge, float illegally in the sightline of […]
Krystal and Saagar are joined by author Johann Hari to take an in depth look at how big tech companies and other society-wide factors have stolen our ability to pay attention and focus
Krystal and Saagar break down the decisions by General Moters & Intel to invest billions in domestic manufacturing facilities to help combat the semiconductor shortage and supply chain bottleneck
I didn’t do a podcast for Spotify just as much and didn’t make a dime.
Batya Ungar-Sargon considers how progressives misinterpret class war issues as being part of the culture war.
Krystal and Saagar dive into the educational initiative by Amazon where the company gives large amounts of money to public schools in exchange for students being taught company propaganda
“Show me a man that gets rich by being a politician, and I’ll show you a crook.” ― Harry Truman
Glad to see someone recognizes this. By James Pethokoukis The Week Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen took pains to distinguish Bidenomics from Reaganomics. Maybe don’t draw that line too bright. The last time U.S. inflation was raging, presidential candidate Ronald Reagan promised that cutting income taxes and business regulation […]
I am neither a Sinophobe nor a Sinophile just as I am neither a Russophobe nor a Russophile. The political establishment (neoliberals and neocons) attacks these countries as enemies of humanity, and many on the far left or far right fetishize them. Russia is still a Second World […]
New York Times NATO nations pursued talks but warned Russia of severe penalties for aggression. Washington made plans to boost European fuel supplies in case of a Russian embargo. The Biden administration announced on Tuesday that it was working with gas and crude oil suppliers from the Middle […]
China officially surpassed the US in 2015 having the largest middle class by American standards of family net worth anywhere between 50k and 500k. The gap has only further widened today. And more than 70 percent of Chinese millennials own their own home, which has allowed them to […]
Wall Street Bets founder Jaime Rogozinski discusses the stock market’s rocky start to the week.
Professor of film & media studies at UC Irvine, Catherine Liu, details her book, Virtue Hoarders: The Case Against the Professional Managerial Class.
Krystal dives into how most major assets are in a bubble due to federal reserve policy and why sophisticated investors are predicting that this super bubble is set to crash.
‘They are scams, on top of scams, within scams…”
Briahna Joy Gray argues that we should consider doing away with elite private universities all together.
Jen Pan speaks with Ted Boettner of the Ohio River Valley Institute about the importance of unions for creating a basis of solidarity for progressive politics in places like West Virginia, how Democrats have abandoned working class voters in the state, and the importance of factoring in the […]
By Jp Cortez Is your state promoting sound money? The links below detail pending state legislation where the Sound Money Defense League and Money Metals Exchange is actively working right now to defend the interests of taxpayers and precious metals investors. We see some promising signs that additional […]
My own take on the question of “protectionism” is largely one of indifference. From an anarchist perspective, “protectionism” can occur on a non-state basis. It is certainly conceivable that a confederation of voluntary communities (similar to the medieval European leagues like the Lombards and Hanseatics) could have their […]
By Eammon Singleton, The American Conservative In April 1998, Sony Corporation chairman Norio Ohga made world headlines with his comment, “The Japanese economy is on the verge of collapsing.” In reality, nothing in Sony’s experience supported such an assessment. On the contrary, its business boomed right through the 1990s. More generally, Japanese industrial corporations continued to gain share from American rivals. Yet […]
Professor David Graeber (LSE) speaking at the University of Birmingham as part of the Birmingham Research Institute of History and Cultures’ interdisciplinary conference ‘Debt: 5000 years and counting’.
Krystal and Saagar cover the story of a local judge ordering employees at a hospital to stay at their current jobs and keep working after they tried to leave the company for better jobs
What about the immediate family of Congress? They shouldn’t be allowed to trade stocks either… What’s to say they can’t relay stock tips to their family members?
Krystal and Saagar break down the economic and political factors causing the stock market to go down back to March 2020 levels as the Fed considers raising interest rates
Proving that leftoids are the least intellectual and rational political bloc.
Krystal and Saagar respond to the justification given by Texas GOP Rep. Dan Crenshaw for his insider trading that generated sky-high returns in the stock market over the past year
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