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Hello Patrons! TMBS 90 aired on May 14th, 2019.

Episode summary:

Michael breaks down the history of the Iranian Revolution and the danger of Trump, Bolton, and Pompeo's desire for war.

Shoutout to Bernie Sanders and AOC

During the GEM David breaks down the way the banks are trying to work around rules put into place following the financial crisis.

Emma Vigeland (@emmavigeland) joins us in studio to talk about her interview with Rep. Issa, Game of Thrones, and Joe Biden.

90 - Postgame ft. Emme Vigeland

87(P) - Regaining an Enemy: America's Bad Faith Antagonism Toward Iran ft. Trita Parsi

Trita Parsi (@tparsi), author of "Losing an Enemy: Obama, Iran, and the Triumph of Diplomacy," joins us to discuss the US's recent behavior toward Iran. What was the Iran Deal and how much bad faith exists on the American side of it? How does the current antagonism to Iran compare to the lead up to the Iraq War? Why the idea Iran is an "existential threat" to Israel and Saudi Arabia is ludicrous. Why Israel is really afraid of a "normalized" Iran. The true shame the Iran Deal wasn't greeted with the warmth it should have been.

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