In this engaging discussion, Michael Eric Dyson, a noted sociologist, and William Howell, an expert on American politics, argue that the political establishment has failed to serve the needs of the populace. Opposing this view, Jennifer Rubin, a sharp columnist from The Washington Post, and Eric Oliver, a political scientist, defend the establishment's role in maintaining stability. They delve into issues like political accountability, historical roots of inequality, and the necessity for reform in governance. Explore their passionate exchanges and insights on America's political landscape.
