

Israeli Attack: Self-Defense Or Terrorism; Jordan Chariton On Flint Water Crisis & Gaza's Effect on 2024; PLUS: Hillary's Repressive Dream
Sep 18, 2024
Jordan Chariton, a journalist known for his coverage of significant social issues, dives into pressing topics including the moral complexities of the Israeli attacks and the implications of U.S. foreign policy. He discusses the Flint water crisis, highlighting systemic injustices and media accountability. The conversation also touches on how the Gaza conflict is reshaping voter sentiments, particularly among Arab Americans in Michigan, as they prioritize pressing issues like inflation and healthcare ahead of the 2024 elections.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Implications of Censorship and Audience Engagement Strategies
04:07 • 2min
Tensions Rising: Israel, Gaza, and Regional Implications
05:48 • 8min
Implications of the Lebanon Explosion
14:10 • 5min
The Dilemma of Loyalty: Israel and the U.S.
19:13 • 9min
Moral Equivalence in U.S. Foreign Policy: A Critical Examination
28:40 • 5min
Unveiling Flint's Crisis: Media and Political Accountability
33:10 • 20min
Shifting Arab American Voter Sentiments in Michigan
53:06 • 7min