Pelosi GOES ON VACATION While Americans Booted From Homes
Krystal and Saagar cover the expiration of the eviction moratorium and Nancy Pelosi’s weak effort to reinstate it.
Krystal and Saagar cover the expiration of the eviction moratorium and Nancy Pelosi’s weak effort to reinstate it.
Andrew is the host of the Popular Liberty channel on YouTube and the mind behind the concept of Archotropism. Andrew returns to the show to go over the first three of his six laws of Archotropism but this time he applies them to our existing paradigm and finishes […]
By Clint Siegner, Money Metals Exchange MoneyMetals.Com Jerome Powell, after last week’s FOMC meeting, said inflation has run hotter than expected. However, he wants to assure Americans that the destruction of their dollars’ purchasing power is temporary. His diagnosis? Ballooning demand for goods and services when the U.S. […]
Obviously, work can’t merely be “abolished.” No matter how much automation, driverless trucks, robots, etc we use to eliminate “work,” somebody still has to design, build, and maintain the technology behind all that. And in the present system, the more automation we have, the more unemployment we’re going […]
The Young Turks have revealed themselves to be total con artists who are functioning as Katzenberg mouthpieces. Last month, TYT-investor Jeffrey Katzenberg successfully lobbied the Los Angeles City Council to pass an anti-camping ordinance targeting LA’s homeless community. Less than 3 weeks prior to the ordinance being passed, […]
This week, Briahna Joy Gray debates one of America’s foremost Black conservative public intellectuals, Brown University Economics Professor Glenn Loury. Is there overlap between conservative critics of liberal race politics lefty critics of liberal “woke” culture? Or does the conservative focus on fixing “Black culture” serve the same […]
Geopolitical expert, Peter Zeihan, author of Disunited Nations: The Scramble for Power in an Ungoverned World, joins hosts Dennis McCuistion and Jim Falk for lively and very “counterintuitive arguments about the future of a world where trade agreements are coming apart and international institutions are losing their power.” […]
Joe Schrank, program director of The Heavenly Center, breaks down the opioid epidemic settlement with Johnson & Johnson and three major drug distributors.
The comedian and podcaster talks about running for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination and his beef with Reason. “When it comes to the issues that the liberals are best on, we’re better than them on those issues,” says comedian and podcaster Dave Smith. “And when it comes to […]
Well, if these people are serious, they have until that date to start stockpiling food and plan other contingencies for themselves and fellow workers to be able to pull this of and properly extend this the way it should be. We need infrastructure to keep people on the […]
By Simon Kuper, Financial Times ‘Trump voters see a class that talks equality while living privilege and exuding contempt’ Picture a coffee shop in a big city almost anywhere on earth. It is filled with stylish, firm-bodied people aged under 50 drinking $5 coffees. Fresh from yoga class, […]
Kim Iversen discusses the failure of Democrats to push student debt forgiveness.
Steven Donziger, human rights attorney, discusses being found guilty of contempt.
Katie Halper, host of The Katie Halper Show, discusses the Warrior Met miners protests outside of BlackRock’s headquarters in New York City.
On today’s What America’s Thinking, a new Hill-HarrisX poll finds 60 percent of voters said the child tax credits are too expensive and no longer needed while 40 percent said they should be extended until 2025. Robby Soave and Kim Iversen discuss.
Krystal and Saagar break down Jared Kushner’s new investment firm and the grift behind it.
Krystal and Saagar go into the specifics of what Biden’s infrastructure plan contains and the process for getting it passed.
Krystal and Saagar talk to labor reporter Kim Kelly about the coal miners who took their strike to the heart of New York City.
Krystal and Saagar break down the opposition to Biden’s vaccine mandate shown by union workers.
Kim Iversen and Robby Soave react to reports that, despite the pandemic, companies are experiencing higher than expected earnings.
Briahna Joy Gray, host of Bad Faith podcast, discusses the likelihood of President Biden extending the student loan moratorium.
By Chris Hedges / Original to Scheerpost The persecution of the attorney Steven Donziger is a grim illustration of what happens when we confront the real centers of power, masked and unacknowledged by the divisive cant from the Trump White House or the sentimental drivel of the Democratic […]
Kim Iversen reacts to reports that Brandon Ingram, a Frito-Lay employee, was electrocuted on the job and was denied help with medical bills from the incident.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by David Dayen to talk about Biden’s infrastructure plan and private equity’s role in it
Krystal and Saagar react to a harrowing story of a Frito-Lay worker who was electrocuted and they provide updates on the strike effort.
Krystal and Saagar examine the huge increase in wealth obtained by Nancy Pelosi since she first became House Speaker.
Krystal and Kyle bring on Dan Price to talk CEOs and so much more.
I’m currently having an interesting debate/discussion with this blogger. Interesting fellow. Check it out: Banned Hipster The idea of elite factions, uprisings and lumpen is quite a bit broader than progressive vs conservative in Preston’s view. Take the good old furry v brony divide. In a civil war […]
By Jack Phillips Epoch Times A federal court on Friday ruled that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) overstepped its authority by halting evictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Cincinnati-based U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously agreed (pdf) with a lower court ruling that […]
By Matt Taibbi Universities built palaces and financiers made fortunes in part through a lie: that student loans can’t be discharged in bankruptcy. But a series of court cases is helping unravel the scam. Stefanie Gray explains why, as a teenager, she was so anxious to leave her […]
I used to do strike support work for the United Mine Workers when a coal strike was going on in the Southwest Virginia coalfields back in the late 80s.
The American Dream is “Who You Know.” It’s always been about that. Ties. Pledges. Suck-ups. Bribes. Blackmail. It’s never been about “work hard all by yourself.” Maybe .01% of people who grow up poor get out of that class bracket. The class system is set up in such […]
Blake Masters, Arizona Senate candidate, discusses his views on the audit of the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County.
Daniel Marans, Huffington Post reporter, discusses Rep. Jake Auchincloss’ various connections to Big Pharma.
By Alexandra Samuel, Wall Street Journal The employees who return to the office after a year of remote work aren’t the employees their bosses remember. They have spent over a year adjusting to a radically different rhythm—both in terms of work and their personal lives. They have shifted […]
A new study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that people in the United States now owe collection agencies a staggering $140 billion due to unpaid medical bills—making healthcare the nation’s largest source of debt in collections. The researchers estimate that in June […]
Krystal and Saagar provide the details on a huge strike by Frito-Lay workers who are being worked to death by inhumane conditions.
Krystal gives her thoughts on Jeff Bezos’s trip to space and the comments he made afterwards.
Another capitalist/communist alliance? Antony Sutton would have told you so. From Van Jones Wikipedia entry: “After graduating from law school with his juris doctor in 1993, Jones moved to San Francisco, and according to his own words, “trying to be a revolutionary.” He became affiliated with many left […]
By Larry Reed, Money Metals Exchange MoneyMetals.Com Nineteenth-century gold miners brought democracy and property rights to Australia, as well as riches. But the history was at times bloody. Historically, the connection between gold and liberty is a potent one. Indeed, it is no exaggeration to assert—if you will […]
Ryan Grim and Rachel Bovard react to President Biden’s nomination of Jonathan Kanter to lead antitrust at the DOJ. They also discuss the arrest of Trump ally, Thomas Barrack, for lobbying then-President Trump on behalf of the UAE.
He came back? How unfortunate for us.
Krystal and Saagar explore the reasons why the stock market crashed in response to the Delta variant and the possibility of lockdowns returning
Krystal dives into the child tax credits and the battle between cash payments and the culture war
Some “far right” class analysis. Banned Hipster Tucker Carlson is a major figure in the mass media. Partly it is because he is the only one that is not comically partisan Democrat. The old idiots of the Bush era, like Sean Hannity, have no audience outside of Boomer […]
Emily Jashinsky breaks down why President Biden’s plans to tweak the tax code will contribute to a vicious cycle of tax loopholes.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by Louis Rossmann who explains the right to repair movement and how opponents are trying to stop it
Saagar goes deep into the data to explain why inflation is on the rise and how a globalized economy lies at the heart of the problem.
Keith Knight is the host of the Don’t Tread on Anyone Podcast. Keith joined Pete to discuss James Burnham’s 1940 book, “The Managerial Revolution,” in which he lays out, and even mentions by name, the path business and government were on towards Technocracy. Keith and Pete tie it […]
What Hanson is describing here is fairly consistent with the way that a range of social scientists and political theorists have characterized class relations in the present era. The “Left” represents the alliance of the rising forces of digital capitalism and the professional-managerial class (Joel Kotkin’s “tech-oligarch/new clerisy” […]
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