This is a panel discussion.
Party 1:
The topics covered are:
-Immigration and deportation
-Dismantling the government
-Gerrymandering and voter suppression
-Workers' rights

Part 2:
-Visitors to US
-Resegregation and ethnic cleansing in the US
-Use of military force in the US on US residents
-The fantasies of the very rich
-Expendable residents of the US
-Cyber warlord Musk vs. Trump

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Music: David Rovics

Part 1:
We talk with Derek Kelly, a recent Chief of Staff for the Texas Democratic Party, and now works for the Harris County Justice of the Peace.
We discuss Texas politics. We specifically focus on the upcoming elections to the US Senate, where Cornyn is being challenged by Ken Paxton.
Part 2:
We talk with Bill Curry and Ryan Cooper. Bill Curry was a Connecticut state senator, comptroller and two time Democratic nominee for governor who served as Counselor to the President in the Clinton White House. Ryan Cooper is the Prospects managing editor, and author of 'How Are You Going to Pay for That?'
We discuss the Trump and Musk disagreement. This show "privatized politics" and the tension between the elected leader versus the rule of corporations.  

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Part 1:
We talk with Laura Belin, publisher of "Bleeding Heartland", which originates in Iowa.
We discuss Joni Ernst, and other Iowa Republicans. We also discuss the effects of Trump's Big Bill on health care, and rural areas of the US.
Part 2:
We talk with Jeremy Kohler, a reporter for ProPublica.
We discuss the efforts in many states to restrict the power of direct voter participation in referenda. Elected officials want to undo what voters decide during referendum efforts.

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Part 1:
We speak with Harold Meyerson, Editor-at-Large for The American Prospect.
We discuss how the Democratic Party has lost focus on working class Americans, and instead has listened to their wealthy donors. What should they do next?
Part 2:
We talk with Thom Walsh, Healthcare regulator in Vermont, and teaches health systems and policy at the Geisel School of Medicine and Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
We discuss the proposed work requirements for Medicaid recipients. What will be the effects? What cost savings will accrue, if any? 

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Music: David Rovics

Part 1:
We talk with Susan Milligan, a writer for the New Republic.
How American families have changed. Only 18% of American families are now "traditional", in that there is a father and mother, with children. Unfortunately, policies and the society continues to treat this as if it were the only definition of families. We discuss how this should change.
Part 2:
We talk with Jamie Rowan, Professor of Legal Studies and Political Science at Amherst.
We discuss how veterans are being mistreated and disadvantaged by the Trump administration. Budget cuts are affecting many, including through the Veterans' Administration changes. Protests are being planned for Friday June 6 2025.  

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Music: David Rovics

This is a pane discussion
Several topics. were discussed

Elon Musk “Leaving” DOGE, though with a lot of data that will be useful to him. 

His legacy of disease, starvation, and death through DOGE actions will follow him.

We discuss the corruption of the Trump administration.

The “long termist” tech oligarchs who are now running the show.

The actions of ICE with respect to the treatment of those who are targeted, many legal, authorized residents, not “illegals”. 

The role of the Supreme Court. 

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Part 1:

We talk with Harvey Kronberg, owner and publisher of the Quorum Report of Texas. 

We discuss Dan Patrick, who is attempting to re-criminalize the use of cannabis in opposition to the popular sentiment. In addition, we discuss the posting on the Ten Commandments in classrooms, but the refusal of passing ethics legislation for the Texan government. We also talk about the upcoming campaign for US Senate. Paxton, Cornyn are on the Republican side as candidates. On the Democratic side, there are several others: Allred, Castro, O'Roure among them. 

Part 2: 

We talk with Bill Curry and Laura Jedeed. 

We discuss the use of “war language” when Republicans describe Democrats as their opponents. We discuss how Democrats should respond to this, and the role of the Supreme Court. How should Trump be curbed?

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Part 1:
We talk with Jacob Mchangama, wo is  the founder and Executive Director of The Future of Free Speech, and a Research Professor at Vanderbilt University. 
We discuss the recent surveys that indicate that young Americans' support for free speech is declining.  We talk about why this is happening, and how it can be reversed. 

Part 2:
We talk with Prof. Jonathan Feingold of Boston University.  This is part of the ongoing Race Class Project. 

Part 1:
We talk with Anthony Pahnke, Assoc. Prof. of International Relations at SF State University, and VP of the Association of Family Farm Defenders.
We discuss how farms, farmers, and food production is endangered in the US and other countries.

Part 2:
We talk with Denise Lynn, Prof. of History, University of Indiana in Evansville.
We discuss the pro-natalism of the Trump administration. The goal is "more white babies" with mothers who stay home and out of the workforce.  

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Music: David Rovic

This program is a repeat of two previous programs which were aired on April 15 and April 22, 2025.
The guest is Lori Wallach.
We talk about tariffs. What are they? How do they work? What effect do they have on the economy of a country?

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