
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich exposes where power lies in our system — and how it's used and abused. robertreich.substack.com
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Friends,
Sorry for being a bit late this morning.
Today Michael and I take a deep dive into Trump’s corruption — beginning with CBS’s merger deal with Skydance that was conditioned, in part, on its canceling Stephen Colbert’s show (which is why I’... more
Friends,
To say Trump’s trip to China was underwhelming is to give it even more credit than it deserves. In fact, Trump’s main purpose for making the trip probably wasn’t to accomplish anything important but to deflect attention, even for a few days... more
Friends,
This morning, Michael and I (Heather is out today) delve into the redistricting wars — including the decision by the Virginia Supreme Court to cancel that state’s redistricting — and examine strategies still open to Democrats before the mid... more
Friends,
Today, Heather and I ask: Why is Trump so obsessed with his ballroom? What is actually going on in Iran? Is this the worst Supreme Court of all time?
We look ahead to the midterm elections in six months and make some predictions.
We’re ... more
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Want to see much more of him
It's mostly fine, but occasionally they have unnecessary clips (as do so many podcasts)... also, Heather, no one cares about your goddamn family, wtf!
I hope David watches the videotape of the last semester of the last class you taught, professor
Reich.
Understanding and more depth, the dire situation we are in with wealth & Poverty was so important to me.
I am ever grateful to all that you have done and are doing.
I am so grateful you videotaped the last semester of your last class. It was amazing.
I enjoyed it so much. I may watch the semester again and can’t wait to see the film when it’s available on demand since I’m disabled and can’t go out to a movie theater
I find great comfort in listening to Robert every week. It’s very lonely here in the south sometimes. His show feels like coffee with a friend I just can’t find here.
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