

Anne Applebaum & Timothy Snyder: Love Letters to Adolph
Oct 25, 2024
Anne Applebaum, a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer for The Atlantic, and Timothy Snyder, a Yale history professor, delve into the alarming rise of authoritarianism in America. They assert that Donald Trump's rhetoric closely mirrors that of historic dictators like Hitler and Mussolini, highlighting the normalization of extreme political views. The conversation examines the historical connections between race and authoritarianism, and poses stark warnings about future implications for democracy if Trump is reelected. Engaging and thought-provoking, their insights spark critical reflection on the current political landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Authoritarianism in America: A Critical Examination
04:24 • 17min
Exploring Authoritarianism and Social Change in America
21:23 • 5min
Echoes of Authoritarianism
25:55 • 24min
Exploring Political Collaboration and Fear in Contemporary Politics
49:59 • 3min
Imagining the Future: Scenarios of a Trump Reelection
52:42 • 2min
Threats to Democracy in a Future Trump Era
54:44 • 13min
Embracing Agency in Shaping Democracy
01:07:48 • 2min