James Zogby

Comedian Nato Green and political analyst James Zogby discuss Kamala Harris's record, a meeting with Bibi, and Biden's leadership circle on the podcast. Topics include Harris in California, Gaza policy, labor union diversity, and criticism towards Harris. The podcast also covers a proposal for a 28-day plan in the Democratic Party, the necessity of transparency, and upcoming Chicago events on progressive politics.

Dr. James Zogby, president of the Arab American Institute, dives into the complexities of the Trump-brokered Israel-Palestine ceasefire. He critiques the plan's vagueness and lack of genuine Palestinian input, while expressing skepticism about its enforcement. The discussion reveals ongoing struggles faced by Gazans, including partial aid entry and rising mistrust. Zogby emphasizes the need for a unified Palestinian political body and advocates for a real discourse around self-determination and humanizing Palestinian suffering in Congress.

James Zogby, founder and president of the Arab American Institute, shares critical insights on the dramatic decline in Arab-American support for Biden, plummeting from 59% to just 17%. The conversation dives into potential U.S. military intervention in Gaza and critiques Republican rhetoric dismissing innocent Palestinians. They explore RFK Jr.'s rising influence and the fallout from labor movements impacting major companies like Tesla. Zogby emphasizes the dire humanitarian crisis in the Middle East, raising questions about U.S. foreign policy and the prospects for peace.