Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar 11/22/21: Rittenhouse Verdict, Arbery Case, Biden 2024, Hunter's Dealings, Supply Chains, YouTube Censorship, Delusional Dems, Amazon Union, and More!
Nov 22, 2021
Chris Smalls, a prominent activist and organizer, shares his experiences fighting for workers' rights at Amazon. He discusses the ongoing challenges and strategies involved in unionizing efforts, particularly in Staten Island. The conversation also covers the implications of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and the ongoing supply chain crisis ahead of the holidays. Additionally, they critique the Democratic Party's disconnect with voters and debate the significance of grassroots movements in advocating for labor rights.
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Arbery Case
- The McMichaels, charged with murdering Ahmaud Arbery, also claim self-defense under Georgia's citizen's arrest law.
- Their claim is weak, as they lacked immediate knowledge of Arbery committing a crime, a key provision of the law.
Biden 2024?
- Despite reassurances, many Democrats doubt Biden will run in 2024 due to his age and low approval ratings.
- This uncertainty creates a leadership vacuum, with potential successors like Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg also unpopular.
Hunter Biden's Cobalt Dealings
- Hunter Biden's firm helped a Chinese conglomerate acquire a major cobalt mine, a key resource for electric vehicles.
- This deal raises concerns about conflicts of interest, given Biden's focus on electric vehicles.