Cenk Uygur, a progressive political commentator and host of The Young Turks, dives deep into the clash between progressive politics and establishment views. He examines the evolution of AOC and Kamala Harris, emphasizing the tension between popular movements and corporate influence. The discussion also critiques capitalism versus communism, highlighting the detrimental effects of money in politics. Uygur advocates for a grassroots approach to reclaim democracy, urging for reforms that prioritize integrity and reduce corporate sway.

Cenk Uygur, a political commentator and founder of The Young Turks, dives into the aftermath of the US elections, questioning the left's internal conflicts and the impact of wokeism. He discusses whether the election results signify a right-wing victory or a left-wing loss, and the potential for collaborations between the left and right. Cenk critiques media biases and the disparities between grassroots movements and establishment figures, all while advocating for a more populist approach to address class struggles and government accountability.

Cenk Uygur, co-founder of The Young Turks and a political commentator, joins the discussion on pivotal issues. He examines the implications of recent political shifts and Trump's controversial legacy, along with the pandemic's lingering effects on public trust. The conversation also tackles Biden's preemptive pardons, calling into question accountability in health leadership like Fauci's. Uygur shares insights on the changing crime rates in California and its impact on political opinions, encouraging a call for bipartisan unity amid growing divisions.

In this engaging discussion, Cenk Uygur, a political commentator and host of The Young Turks, debates with Krystal about whether Trump will govern as a populist in his hypothetical second term. They tackle the contradictions in Trump's populism, highlight the struggle between economic and social issues within the Democratic Party, and examine how authentic political ads can influence voter perceptions. Their insights on the impact of billionaires in governance and independent media's role add depth to an already fascinating conversation.

Cenk Uygur, host of The Young Turks and a prominent progressive voice, joins to discuss the ongoing political implications of President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden. He shares insights on Fulton County DA Fani Willis' tumultuous day and critiques Meta's shifting stance on content moderation. The conversation turns to the Supreme Court's upcoming decision on restrictions for transgender surgeries for minors, highlighting the tensions between parental rights and state laws. Cenk also critiques the rise of populism in today's political landscape.

What does it take to get to 5 billion views? Cenk Uygur goes into his story and explains what it took to build the number one news channel online: 'The Young Turks'. 5 things to listen out for:     (1) Coming to America - Cenk talks about growing up in Istanbul and his 'coming to America moment'     (2) How he got started in media after sending 400 tapes to radio stations     (3) Starting 'The Young Turks' & bootstrapping their business by spending only $25k in 4 years     (4) Growing from hundreds, to millions of views! What were those pivotal moments that moved their business forward?     (5) Personal - we talk about what success means to him, his day-to-day routine, his thoughts on meditation, managing stress, how much of his progress came from chance vs his own skill.   Stay connected: https://www.creatorlab.fm/subscribe https://www.facebook.com/creatorlabfm https://www.instagram.com/creatorlabfm https://www.twitter.com/creatorlabfm https://www.snapchat.com/add/creatorlabfm   Connect with Bilal: https://www.twitter.com/bzaidi https://www.instagram.com/bzaidi212  

Cenk Uygur debates a Biden megadonor on whether Biden should drop out of the presidential race due to concerns about his cognitive decline. The discussion covers Biden's polling numbers, mental health, and the risks of keeping him as a candidate. They also explore the possibility of Kamala Harris stepping in, critique the lack of democracy in the Democratic Party's primary system, and consider the concept of an open convention in 2028. The episode delves into various political figures' abilities, responsibilities, and the importance of strong Democratic candidates to challenge Trump.

Cenk Uygur, a Turkish-born political commentator and co-creator of The Young Turks, dives deep into the Democratic Party's electoral struggles. He argues for a populist approach to reconnect with ordinary voters and critiques the party's complacency. Uygur also discusses the importance of confronting internal corruption and the complexities surrounding 'wokeness' in politics. With a focus on addressing extremist views and the need for candid dialogue, he emphasizes strategies for effective representation and the necessity of protecting democratic norms.

Tim Walz, the progressive Governor of Minnesota, stirs controversy with his selection as Kamala Harris's running mate. He faces backlash over policies like putting tampons in boys' restrooms. Michael Knowles, Emily Wilson, Cenk Uygur, and Wajahat Ali join the debate, tackling the gender dynamics in politics and sports. They delve into the heated controversy surrounding transgender athletes in women's boxing at the Olympics, questioning fairness and inclusion while navigating a charged landscape of identity politics.

Bill Maher, Klaus Schwab, Bill Ackman, and other guests discuss various topics such as decreasing reproduction rates, slippery phone and iPad issues, MK Ultra and news manipulation, racism at Harvard, Spotify for Podcasters, Trump's strategy against democrat dictator narrative, and analyzing the hypothetical scenario and risks in Ukraine.