TMBS ReAir 100 - Cornel West & Rogan + Brazil's Foreign Minister Celso Amorim ft. Brooke Thomas + POSTGAME & MORE! (Patreon)

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TMBS 100 aired on Jul 29, 2019.

Episode Summary: Cornel West's appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience shows exactly what positive outreach looks like.

Shoutout to Bernie Sanders for moving the conversation regarding Israel forward.

Brooke Thomas (@BrookeOnAir) calls in to talk about Trump's role in the Central Park 5 and Q anon Fmr.

Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim joins us to talk about Jair Bolsonaro's foreign policy.

During the GEM,  David breaks down the damage caused by privately owned electric corporations.

100 - Postgame ft. Crew 

Other content Michael released end of July and early August 2019

99(P) - Mayor Pete's Racist Cop Problems ft. Jonathan Larsen

Jonathan Larsen (@jtlarsen ), Managing Editor at TYT and executive editor at TYT Investigates joins us to discuss Pete Buttigieg's terrible mishandling of a racist police department in South Bend, Indiana. The origin of the "racist tapes" and Pete's firing of the city's first black police chief after he confronted racist cops for being racist on tape. A separate instance of Buttigieg erring against black cops. The rush to "suicide" judgment after the hanging of  Jiha’d Vasquez. The failure of old-school and McKinsey consulting approaches to law enforcement in South Bend.

Read TYT Investigates coverage here:

Buttigieg's Police Issues Go Beyond Secret Tapes

https://tyt.com/stories/4vZLCHuQrYE4uKagy0oyMA/2bmmTSQD7wsAQXplMP6XVY

And all of Jonathan's coverage here (there's a lot!)

https://tyt.com/about/talent/37z5QyEj9eaMo0GQ2EeQE

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Update on Kashmir ft. Murtaza Hussain

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