Christina Greer

Listen to MSNBC's Melissa Murray and guests Brendan Buck, Christina Greer, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Leah Litman, Johnathan Greenberg, Emily Bazelon, and Jill Wine-Banks discuss Trump's legal battles, House GOP chaos, Kevin McCarthy's removal, and the George Santos scandal.

Rev. Al Sharpton, a prominent civil rights leader and MSNBC host, shares insights on the implications of Eric Adams' withdrawal from the mayoral race. He discusses the importance of concrete policies to address racial inequality. Elizabeth Kim, a political reporter, highlights how Adams' budget cuts have impacted Black neighborhoods. Christina Greer analyzes the candidates' approaches to racial issues, emphasizing the need for explicit race conversations. The panel debates voter strategies and the challenges in communicating racial equity amidst the evolving political landscape.

Dr. Christina Greer, an Associate Professor at Fordham University and co-host of the podcasts FAQ NYC and In The Thick, dives into the legacies of political pioneers Fannie Lou Hamer and Barbara Jordan. She emphasizes the vital role of Black women in shaping American democracy. The conversation also critiques the current New York City mayor's leadership, discusses political dynamics affecting marginalized communities, and suggests fresh strategies for the Democratic Party to enhance voter engagement ahead of the midterms.

Parker Malloy, a journalist and author known for incisive commentary on political issues affecting the trans community, and Christina Greer, a Fordham University professor and democracy expert, delve into the surge of anti-trans rhetoric and its implications. They discuss the Republican strategies undermining trans rights and critique the Democrats' inadequate responses. The conversation also highlights the critical role Black women play in preserving democracy and addresses the exhaustion felt by activists, urging a reevaluation of strategies for meaningful change.

Guests Abby Joseph Cohen, a Columbia University professor, shares insights on how a second Trump presidency may reshape the economy and markets. Monica Guerra from Morgan Stanley discusses investment policy implications. Jackie Bowie analyzes the Bank of England's decisions amidst changing European economies. Political scientist Christina Greer contemplates Trump's new voter coalition and the Democratic Party's future. Together, they navigate economic forecasts, regulatory changes, and evolving political dynamics that could shape the financial landscape.