Writer Brendan O'Connor profiles the Proud, White face of ruling class violence in America [7:39] / Writer Malaika Jabali explores politics in a Black, Midwestern city abandoned by the Democratic Party. [35:50]

Live from Mexico City, correspondent Laura Carlsen reports on Trump, AMLO and the ends of NAFTA. / Journalist Rachel M. Cohen examines a 50 year shift - in people and politics - between cities and suburbs.

Live from Mexico City, correspondent Laura Carlsen reports on Trump, AMLO and the ends of NAFTA. / Journalist Rachel M. Cohen examines a 50 year shift - in people and politics - between cities and suburbs.

Correspondent Brian Mier reports on the state of fascism in Brazil, before and after Sunday's elections. This interview from our new studio was made possible by listener support: https://thisishell.com/pages/support

Eleanor Penny on Steve Bannon's European Dream [5:44] / Aaron Timms on a liberal order running out the clock. [36:45]

Eleanor Penny on Steve Bannon's European Dream [5:44] / Aaron Timms on a liberal order running out the clock. [36:45]

Sociologist Brittany Friedman surveys state punishment of Black militant prisoners. Brittany is co-author of the article Solitary Confinement and the Nation of Islam for The Immanent Frame. / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen goes down the Kavanaugh hole.

Writer Adam Kotsko explains how neoliberalism swallowed the world. Adam is author of "Neoliberalism's Demons: On the Political Theology of Late Capital" from Stanford University Press.

Writer David Dayen examines the big businesses powering the immigrant detention machine. David wrote the report "Below the Surface of ICE: The Corporations Profiting From Immigrant Detention" for In These Times. / Reporter Michael Hobbes explains what the health industry gets wrong about obesity. Michael Hobbes wrote the article "Everything You Know About Obesity Is Wrong" for Huffington Post's Highline.

Journalist Daniel Trilling follows the refugee crisis into Europe's exclusion apparatus. Daniel is author of "Lights in the Distance: Exile and Refuge at the Borders of Europe" from Verso.