The podcast dissects Trump's wild claims about Hillary's emails, debunking myths about BleachBit. It also critiques politicians' memory issues, DOJ inaction, and China threats. The authors discuss rural white attitudes, healthcare, and political motivations for perpetuating rage.

The podcast discusses the 2024 presidential election, media manipulation by Republicans, a secretive right-wing Christian men's group, financial vulnerabilities of Donald Trump, RNC favoring Trump over other Republicans, and the influence of wealthy individuals on accurate information dissemination.

Discussion on Trump's criticism of Kimmel and the Oscars, State of the Union address, economic populism, rise of Trumpism, rebuttal to Biden's address, deceptive story from Senator Katie Britt, Trump's defamation actions, impact of political rhetoric on working-class Americans, criticism of Elon Musk's actions

The podcast discusses Sen. Katie Britt's disastrous State of the Union reply and why she should have consulted with Bobby Jindal and Blake Masters. Also, CNN's Jim Sciutto talks about his new book on global powers and the parallels to World War II. The episode covers geopolitical analysis, lessons from the war in Ukraine, and the Chinese threat to Taiwan.

Discussion includes Trump facing financial turmoil and possible asset seizure, a new social network promoting Christian supremacy gaining GOP support, and legal analysis on Trump's legal battles. Exploring political climate shifts, a critique of Trump's presidency qualifications, and the influence of the Nexus Mountain Network aiming for Christian domination in society. Also, highlighting inconsistencies in influencer listings and a Florida bill banning workplace protections against extreme heat.

The podcast discusses Trump's legal battles, Supreme Court decisions, and concerns about democracy erosion. They also cover the retconning of George Floyd's death, challenges in civic engagement, and the dangers of revising police abuse cases. Additionally, they talk about the legal issues surrounding Trump's circle and the ongoing fight for workers' rights against relaxed child labor laws in Kentucky.

Exploring the impact of declining union membership on the strength of the Republican Party. Critiquing conservative figures at events like CPAC for their behaviors. Addressing racism through education and community role models. Discussing the ramifications of the decline of union power on inequality and the political landscape.

The podcast discusses the Poor People's Campaign and the need for economic justice, as well as the shift of the Republican Party towards politics over problem-solving. Topics include Mitch McConnell's legacy, Trump's manipulative strategies, and Republican hypocrisy on IVF support.

This week on The New Abnormal, co-hosts Andy Levy and Danielle Moodie discuss the positive news of Trump’s South Carolina presidential primary win. Then, Monica Simpson, executive director of Team Sister Song, joins the show to discuss the fight for reproductive rights in America. Plus! Chris Geidner points to the three biggest stories of the week, and how they are directly related to Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring controversial topics like broadcasting executions and political maneuvering, the podcast discusses the Alabama Supreme Court's decision on embryos, bans on IVF, and the impact on couples facing infertility. It also delves into the influence of figures like Charlie Kirk, Lara Trump, and the mainstreaming of controversial views in culture.