TMBS ReAir 94 - Bernie Welcomes Their Hatred & The Deep State's Iran Thirst w/ Alyona Minkovski + POSTGAME & MORE! (Patreon)

TMBS 94 aired on June 18th, 2019.

Episode summary: Bernie Sanders' speech on democratic socialism was historic.

Shoutout to the Waorani people winning a landmark victory protecting 500,000 million acres of rainforest from oil drilling.

We debut our new, sometimes, co-host Alyona Minkovski (@AlyonaMink) who breaks down the recent US hacking of Russian power grids without informing Trump.

During the GEM, David breaks down the upcoming G20 conference and the divorce between corporate profits from wages paid in the United States. The cynical use of the Holocaust to defend Trump's immigration policies.

POSTGAME 94

Other content Michael released mid June, 2019

92(P) - From Jesse Jackson to AOC, the End of Big Money and the Rise of a Movement ft. Ryan Grim

Ryan Grim (@RyanGrim) of The Intercept joins us to discuss his excellent new book on the recent history of the Democractic Party, "We've Got People: From Jesse Jackson to AOC, the End of Big Money and the Rise of a Movement." Tony Coelho, the man who sold out the Democratic party in the 1980s. The precursor to the Citizens United era. Jerry Brown's 1-800 number.  Obama's reception of new populist energy. The virtue of Elizabeth Warren. How populist energy will factor into the 2020 campaigns.

Video Illicit History - 3 - Lumumba vs. Empire in the Congo ft. Milton Allimadi

THANK YOU PATRONS!

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