
Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz, renowned political historians, invite you into their conversations with the most cutting edge and authoritative guests at the crossroads of political, history and the constitutional crisis.
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Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz discuss FCC chair Brendan Carr threat to pull licenses if they don't tow Trump'd Iran line, Trump's treason label of journalists and how it fits into his overall scheme of controlling the media with Seth Stern and C... more
Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz discuss Trump dressing his cabinet members in Florsheim shoes, how dictators humiliate those close to them, and how Trump has created a hierarchy of humiliation.
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Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz talk with Senator Sheldon Whitehouse about his floor speech, “Trump/Russia, Trump/Epstein, Epstein/Russia,” questions about Trump’s “wag the dog” reasons for the Iran War, the corrupt contracts at Kristi Noem’s DHS,... more
Sidney Blumenthal talks about his latest guardian column with Sean Wilentz, how Trump has cornered himself in his Iran war split his manga base and wants to use the war to subvert the midterm elections.
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Focused on the intricate interplay between politics and history, the discussions revolve around contemporary political events, historical contexts, and constitutional crises. The hosts engage with experts and authoritative figures, bringing insights into crucial topics such as media influence, electoral integrity, and political behavior, particularly during the Trump administration and its aftermath. Notably, the podcast blends expert analysis with historical reflection to highlight recurring themes in American governance, aiming to understand the implications of current events through a historical lens.
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