Jared Yates Sexton

In 1848 there would be no replacing one Bourbon with another. 10/24/17 BOSTON, MA Harvard Book Store, 7:00 PM Book launch! 10/25/17 NEW YORK, NY Book Culture, Time TBD In Conversation w/ Jared Yates Sexton 10/26/17 BROOKLYN, NY Powerhouse Arena, 7:00 PM Reading + Signing 10/27/17 PHILADELPHIA, PA Barnes & Noble Rittenhouse Square, Time TBD Reading + Signing 10/28/17 WASHINGTON DC, DC Politics & Prose, 1:00 PM Oh nothing, just living out a childhood fantasy

Jared Yates-Sexton, an author and political analyst known for his insights on U.S. politics, joins to explore the impact of societal trauma on politics. He connects rising loneliness and anxiety to political choices and the support of harmful candidates. Yates-Sexton argues that awareness of capitalism's contradictions can inspire systemic change. He emphasizes the importance of intimate conversations for organizing and highlights how desperation drives activism, showcasing solidarity with immigrants as a sign of interconnectedness.

Jared Yates Sexton, a political commentator and analyst, joins to discuss the Democrats' recent capitulation on a shutdown deal and its implications. They dive into the empty promise of an ACA vote and the troubling pardons for 2020 fake electors. The conversation touches on weaponized investigations targeting political opponents and the lavish Mar-a-Lago parties amidst economic struggle. They also critique the introduction of 50-year mortgages as a path to lifetime debt, Elon Musk’s wealth, and the media's silence on Trump’s declining health, all highlighting the stark societal divide.

Join Jared Yates Sexton, a journalist and author discussing the political climate, and Mike Masnick, founder of Techdirt, as they dive into the chaos surrounding Trump's potential return. They highlight how personal habits like drinking influence political relationships and reflect on Biden's controversial pardons. The duo critiques Trump's FCC nominee, Brendan Carr, and examines the hypocrisy of free speech debates amidst rising misinformation. Get ready for a blend of sharp analysis and humor on today's political landscape!

In this discussion, Jared Yates Sexton, an author and political analyst, and Nicholas Grossman, an international relations expert, dissect Kamala Harris's election loss, arguing it reflects deeper societal frustrations. They explore how Trump's influence may linger beyond his presidency, especially in shaping public perception and voter sentiment. The duo also critiques the disinformation affecting political debates and sheds light on the urgent need for marginalized communities to mobilize against systemic challenges, highlighting the emotional exhaustion felt within social justice spaces.