Emma Vigeland

Emma Vigeland, a political analyst, joins economics journalist James Surowiecki and former National Security Advisor Susan Rice to tackle the fallout from Trump's new tariffs. They discuss how these policies are based on flawed calculations, affecting global markets and lower-income Americans. Vigeland hints at Democratic strategies to capitalize on Trump’s missteps. Surowiecki critiques the economic implications of Trump's approach, while Rice shares insights on national security and Trump's controversial foreign relations. It's a lively dissection of politics and economics!

Emma Vigeland, a progressive political commentator, and Matt Lieb, host of Bad Hasbara, dive into the contradictions of liberal Zionism through the lens of Debra Messing's public persona. They discuss Messing's evolution from a beloved LGBTQ ally to a controversial supporter of Israeli policies. The conversation addresses her public spats with Donald Trump, her stance on Gaza journalists, and shifts in her social views, highlighting the complexities of liberal Zionism and its pull toward right-wing ideology.

Emma Vigeland, a commentator from The Majority Report, and Moira Donegan, an insightful voice from In Bed With the Right, dissect the alarming rise of pronatalism in America. They unveil its unsettling ties to far-right ideologies and discuss how this movement pressures women while breeding harmful narratives about family and gender roles. The conversation critiques elitist dating cultures and examines the intersection of eugenics with reproductive rights, ultimately questioning the societal implications of a pro-natalist agenda. It's a thought-provoking exploration of patriarchy and politics.

Emma Vigeland, a correspondent at The Majority Report, dives into the complexities of today's political landscape. They analyze Trump's critique of billionaires and budget bills, highlighting the disconnect between party policies and economic realities. Vigeland discusses the challenge of reconnecting with disenchanted voters, particularly younger demographics, and the shifting support seen in the current political climate. The episode also critiques the Democratic Party's struggle with identity as they navigate pressing issues like healthcare and wealth inequality.

Emma Vigeland, a political commentator and host celebrated for her progressive insights, dives into pressing political topics. She critiques the damaging effects of one-star review culture on workers and discusses how billionaire disconnection fuels exploitation. Emma highlights the Democratic Party's failures in reaching working-class voters and advocates for grassroots organizing to combat fascism. Their conversation touches on the importance of authenticity in candidates and the need for internal democracy within the party.