Corruption and Corporate Influence in Politics

This chapter examines the role of political action committees (PACs) and the perception of corruption surrounding politicians, particularly in their relationship with Israel and corporate giants. It critiques politicians like Akeem Jeffries for their connections to corporate interests and highlights the growing public awareness of political corruption and corporate influence on legislation. The discussion underscores the shift in media credibility and the potential backlash against figures like Donald Trump as supporters grapple with the realities of corruption in politics.