This is a panel discussion.
We discussed multiple topics
-Floods in Texas, and effects of non-notification
-Vulnerabilities imposed by the BBBill
-Troops deployed in Florida, California
-the ICE budget
-Trump's hate for half the US population 

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Part 1: We talk with Larry Tye about the role of the Pullman Porters in the early days of labor organizing and organizing to support civil rights.
This is a rebroadcast of an interview with Larry Tye.
Part 2:
This is a rebroadcast.
We talk with Elizabeth Minnich.
We discuss the ideas of Hannah Arendt.
This is a rebroadcast,  

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Part 1:
We talk with Robert Arnold, known in many circles as Defiance 13 ..he writes poetry and prose that speaks to hope defiance and revolution.
We discuss who the Founders were, and their political beliefs. How does this translate to today?

Part 2: We talk with Bill Curry and Robert Hockett.
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.
Robert Hockett is an American lawyer, law professor, and policy advocate he teaches legal, financial and some philosophical subjects at Cornell University in New York, where he is the Edward Cornell Professor of Law and a Professor of Public Policy.
How do we practice politics? Why?

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Part 1:
We talk with Melvin Goodman, who s a senior fellow at the Center for International Policy and a professor of government at Johns Hopkins University. He is also a former CIA analyst.
We discuss the current situation in the Middle East, and how the US is attempting regime change at the behest of Israel.

Part 2:
We talk with Whitney Curry Wimbish, staff writer at The American Prospect.
We discuss the recent primary for NYC mayor, and how Mamdani won the Democratic Primary.
We also discuss how the controversy about birthright citizenship will affect attempts to get social security numbers for newborns. 

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Part 1:
We talk with Peter Greene, who has written about how policies and practices affect classrooms for over a decade, and for Forbes since 2018.
We discuss school vouchers and the proposed tax benefits for those who use school vouchers. These act as ways to further erode public education.
We also discuss the growing use of AI technologies in education. What is the likely impact on students' development?

Part 2:
We talk with Timothy Robert Noah, staff writer for The New Republic.
We discuss the erosion of democracy, and the growth of oligarchy in the US. How did we get here? How can this be reversed? 

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Part !:
We talk with Larry Beinhart, who is an Americannovelist, columnist, and blogger.His principal concerns are the US economy and politics, taxes, and rising inequality.
We discuss the BBB, which imposes a tax on wind and solar power, and how this affect the development of sustainable power generation and use. We also discuss the effect of marginal tax rates, and how these change the economic development of the US.

Part 2:
We talk with Professor Andrew Latham, who is a distinguished scholar of international security, strategic studies, and political economy. As a Professor of International Relations at Macalester College,
We discuss the "commitment trap" as if affects US foreign policy, and how this affects the relationship between countries who are at war (declared or undeclared) with each other.  

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This is a panel discussion.
-A 49 year old Canadian citizen died in ICE custody on June 23, 2025
-It is the one=year anniversary of Biden's poor debate performance
-SCOTUS ruling on "private rights of action" strips individuals of their right to sue when rights are denied.
-We are now in a post-Constitutional America
-The NYC mayoral primary, and Mamdani's win
-SCOTUS rules around the 14th Amendment: birthright citizenship  

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Part 1:
We talk with Joe Jaworski, former mayor of Galveston Texas, lawyer, mediator.
We discuss Texas politics, and the governor's veto of the THC ban, as proposed by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. This is a $55B industry in Texas, and the ban was not popular.
Trump wants a new legislative map in Texas.
The state has turned down federal summer food support for poor children in Texas.
Sen. Cornyn (R) is being challenged for his seat by a Democratic challenger, and likely, another Republican .
Part 2:
We talk with Bill Curry and Aaron Rosenthal.
We discuss the mayoral campaign in NYC, and what the implications are for the city if he wins the general election, after  Mandani won the Democratic primary.  

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Part 1: 
We talk with Jeff Cohen, author, activist, and former journalism professor. He founded FAIR, the national media watch group, and in 2011 co-founded RootsAction, currently serving as its policy director.
We discuss the state of health care in the US, and what problems are the result of the original plan. "By design"
Part 2:
We talk with Mark Joseph Stern, Slate senior writer.
We discuss the worst Supreme Court decision made in a recent case to allow the administration to deport people to third countries, thus negating the rights under the Constitution.  It also 'kneecaps' all lower courts who rule against this action. 

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Part 1:
We talk with Jacob Ware, Adjunct Professor of Domestic Terrorism,Georgetown UniversityWidely-published scholar of domestic and homegrown terrorism.
We discuss the reasons why the military is not successful in meeting their recruitment goals. Young people are reluctant to join for many reasons. Most of those are the trauma that they experience as children in the US.
Part 2:
We talk with Lincoln Mitchell, who teaches political science at Columbia University.
We discuss the mayoral election in New York City. 

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