Sam Seder

Alina Habba, an outspoken attorney known for her work with Trump, discusses the impending release of the Epstein files and the implications for accountability. Political commentator Benny Johnson weighs in on the Tate brothers’ controversial journey from Romania to Florida. George Galloway brings his perspective on the UK’s political landscape, including the US-UK diplomatic meeting amid the Ukraine crisis. The conversation also touches on the complexities of government accountability, the ethics of foreign aid, and the ongoing challenges of the Ukraine conflict.

Robert Reich, former U.S. Secretary of Labor, joins experts like Lindsay Owens and Ben Burgis to dissect the illusion of conservative economic populism. They explore the need for progressives to unite around a message of economic justice and the importance of automatic stabilizers during downturns. Jeff Madrick emphasizes the dire consequences of child poverty, while Virginie Perrotin discusses the potential of worker cooperatives in combating inequality. The conversation critiques current economic models, advocating for a shift towards community-centric, sustainable practices.