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54. Andrew Yang Is Not Giving Up on Politics — or the U.S. — Yet

Dec 4, 2021

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Human Centred Economy

03:05

Retraining Is Hard, but I'm a Parent and I'd Love to Be a Part of It

02:07

Is There a Value Added Tax?

01:39

Introduction

3min

I'm an Antrpener, and I'd Take Money From People

2min

I'm Running for President, but No One Knows Who You Are

2min

Do You Think You're in Touch With Young People?

2min

Is There a Lot of Energy Going Into the Visual Aspect of the Medium?

2min

How Do You Feel When You Call It It Quits?

2min

What's It Like Post Campaign?

2min

Are You Eager to Get Back Out There?

2min

The Politics of Politics

2min

10.

The Best College Essays Are About What's Wrong With You

4min

11.

Starting a Third Political Party in the US

2min

12.

The Forward Party - What Makes Us a Party?

2min

13.

I've Changed My Vote of Registration to Independent

2min

14.

What Is the Magic of Rank Choice Voting?

3min

15.

The Game Changer That So Many of Us Have Been Waiting For

2min

16.

Are You a Democrat?

2min

17.

Human Centred Economy

3min

18.

I've Lost a Job, but I'll Soon Get Another Job

2min

19.

U B I

2min

20.

Is There a Value Added Tax?

2min

21.

Retraining Is Hard, but I'm a Parent and I'd Love to Be a Part of It

2min

22.

The Democratic Party Is the Party of the Establishment

2min

23.

Are You the Leader of the Ford Party?

2min

24.

Is There a Generational Difference Between Youth and Unemployed?

2min

25.

The Forward Party of the Future or Will Andrew Soon Be for Three?

2min

He’s tried to shake up the status quo — as a Democratic presidential candidate, a New York City mayoral candidate, and now the founder of the Forward party. Will his third try be the charm? Andrew talks with Steve about what it’s like to lose an election and why a third political party might be the best chance for avoiding a new civil war.