Kshama Sawant, a former Seattle City Councilmember and founder of Workers Strike Back, takes on the 'inside/outside' strategy for enacting leftist change. She critiques the establishment's failure to support the working class, emphasizing the need for grassroots movements. Sawant discusses political accountability among leaders like Tlaib and Harris and calls for a shift away from entrenched politics. The conversation explores the necessity for diverse leftist voices and a united front to tackle systemic issues like immigration justice and inequality.

Steve Bannon, a former senior counselor to Trump, pleads guilty in a fraud case linked to the 'We Build the Wall' project, claiming political persecution. He argues his light sentence highlights the case's weakness. Kshama Sawant, a socialist politician, joins the discussion, emphasizing the importance of grassroots action for workers' rights and critiquing both major political parties for neglecting labor issues. They also touch on geopolitical tensions, including Trump's peace negotiations regarding the Ukraine conflict, highlighting the need for solidarity against oppressive regimes.

Kshama Sawant, a socialist activist and former Seattle City Council member renowned for her work on workers' rights, discusses the pivotal 2024 election and the formation of Workers Strike Back. She argues for a strong anti-war movement and critiques the complicity of major parties in ongoing conflicts. Sawant emphasizes the importance of honest campaigning, suggesting even a small vote for candidates like Jill Stein can galvanize the working class. She shares insights from her victory for a $15 minimum wage, highlighting grassroots activism's power in transforming political landscapes.

Join committed socialist Kshama Sawant and Hassan Abdel Salam, co-founder of the Abandon Harris Movement, as they dive into the fierce debate surrounding the Biden administration's support for Israel and how it impacts U.S. politics. They discuss the critical need for third-party support, specifically endorsing Jill Stein, despite potential backlash. The conversation blends humor with serious critiques of careerism in politics and highlights the importance of grassroots movements. Plus, a satirical twist featuring a phone call from Biden adds a comedic flair!

Kshama Sawant, a former Socialist Seattle City Councilmember and founder of Workers Strike Back, dives into the recent Harris/Trump debate, offering a crucial fact-check on the Gaza misinformation presented. She reflects on the tragic killing of her friend Aysenur Ezgi Eygi during a protest, bringing a personal connection to political discourse. Sawant critiques the Democratic Party's centrist strategies, arguing for a more leftist approach to engage with working-class voters and highlighting the limitations of mass movements in creating real change.