Tim Scott, a possible candidate for an upcoming election, discusses his new book and the controversy surrounding his presidential ambitions. The hosts also explore a politician endorsed by Trump, the Democrats' proposal to ban stock trading for Congress members, unionization efforts at Walmart, and the need for a third party in American politics.
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Quick takeaways
Many Americans believe a third party is needed to better represent their interests.
Ruling parties often try to undermine third party threats by working behind the scenes.
Deep dives
Americans Want More Choice in the Electoral Process
Recent polls show that 62% of Americans believe a third party is needed as they feel the major parties are not adequately representing them.
Historical Examples of Third Party Success
In the past, third parties have made significant gains, such as the Epic movement in California and the Non-Partisan League in North Dakota.
Obstacles Faced by Third Parties
Ruling parties often work behind the scenes to undermine third party threats, as seen in FDR's efforts to weaken third parties in the 1930s.
Third Parties Can Work
In Canada, smaller parties like the Bloc Quebecois and the New Democratic Party have been able to influence legislation and advocate for their constituents' interests.
Krystal and Saagar look at Tim Scott possibly running, stock ban in Congress, Newsmax coverage, liberal economist's forecast, workers fighting back, & the case for third parties!