

The Trump Shooting and the Crisis of U.S. Capitalism
44 snips Jul 18, 2024
Eugene Puryear, an author and political organizer, joins the discussion following the shocking assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a campaign rally. They analyze how this incident might bolster Trump's position and drive a further rightward shift in U.S. politics. Puryear and Becker delve into the historical roots of neoliberalism, critiques of Biden's foreign policy, and the urgent need for grassroots movements to counter rising far-right sentiments globally. The conversation emphasizes the interconnectedness of political struggles and the importance of unified activism.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Threats to Democracy: A Political Analysis
05:57 • 13min
Neoliberalism's Impact: A Historical Perspective
18:29 • 16min
Biden, Palestine, and U.S. Foreign Policy
34:36 • 14min
Global Perspectives on Marxism and Activism
48:07 • 6min
Building a United Front Against the Far Right
54:33 • 7min