J.W. Mason, an economics professor, and Matt Stoller, an antitrust expert and newsletter author, dive deep into the Brett Favre welfare scandal, raising crucial questions about accountability and corruption. They explore the troubling transition of politicians to banking jobs, discussing systemic corruption in Washington. The conversation shifts to Amazon's new executive dynamics, critiquing corporate diversity efforts while emphasizing labor market changes and unionization movements. Together, they paint a vivid picture of economic and corporate challenges in today's landscape.
