

Corruption Hijacks Democracy
Sep 4, 2024
David Sirota, a journalist focused on democracy and corruption, joins the discussion on rising protests in Israel. They delve into the complex dynamics of hostage situations and critique political indifference towards casualties. Sirota highlights the corrupting influence of money on politics, examining historical roots and corporate takeovers that undermine democracy. The conversation also touches on the recent violent incident involving U.S. Marines in Turkey, linking it to broader geopolitical tensions and the need for accountability in leadership.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Hostages, Ceasefires, and Political Indifference
02:37 • 18min
The Consequences of Military Strategies and the Corruption of Democracy
20:16 • 5min
Corruption's Legacy in Politics
25:03 • 16min
The Corporate Takeover of Democracy
40:34 • 3min
Tensions and Attacks: U.S. Marines in Turkey
43:48 • 12min