

The One Time We Should Have Believed Marjorie Taylor Greene
Oct 11, 2024
Dave Weigel, a national political reporter at Semafor, dives into the Republican Party's evolving strategies and the rise of extreme ideologies. Meanwhile, Jonathan Metzl, author of "Dying of Whiteness," examines the societal implications of the MAGA mentality. They discuss the surging misinformation in politics, particularly after Hurricane Milton, and the unsettling impact of anti-trans ads in swing states. The conversation also touches on the psychological allure of charismatic leaders and the dangers they pose to democracy.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Misinformation in Politics and its Impact
01:32 • 17min
Politics, Ads, and Home Security
18:53 • 7min
Political Ads and Trans Rights in Swing States
25:50 • 17min
Navigating Political Narratives and Future Expectations
42:38 • 2min
Battle for Care: A Community's Stand
44:12 • 4min
Denial in the Face of Crisis: Lessons from 'Don't Look Up'
48:19 • 2min
The Allure of Charismatic Leadership
50:09 • 16min
Political Delays and Hurricane Relief: A Critical Discussion
01:06:37 • 4min