TMBS ReAir 121: #NoWarWithIran ft. Derek Davison, Meagan Day, Ben Burgis, & Lauren Ashcraft + POSTGAME & MORE! (Patreon)

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TMBS 121 aired on January 3rd, 2020

Episode summary:

We have a chance to confront 'capitalist realism,' let's do it.

Derek Davison (@dwdavison) joins us to talk about the US assassination of Soleimani and Trump's escalation with Iran.

Meagan Day (@MeaganMDay) staff writer at Jacobin, joins us to explain her recent article "Bernie Is The Candidate: Here Is Why?"

During the GEM, David explains the reason why capitalism and imperialism are inseparable.

Ben Burgis (@BenBurgis) joins us in studio to ask the question why does Jordan Peterson sell so well?

Lauren Ashcraft (@LaurenAshcraft) a Democratic Socialist running in NY-12 joins us to talk about her campaign.

POSTGAME 121

Other content Michael released between TMBS 121 and TMBS 122:

122(P) - The Assassination of Qasem Soleimani ft. Derek Davison

Policy analyst Derek Davison (@dwdavison) rejoins us to discuss the Trump administrations assassination of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani. Who is the primary aggressor between the US and Iran, historically? A retrospective on post-911 diplomacy and the Iran Deal. The effect of the sanctions we've placed on Iran. Who was Qasem Soleimani? How this will change protest and struggle across the middle east.

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Candidate Interview: Rebecca Parson WA-06

https://www.patreon.com/posts/candidate-parson-32960117

THANK YOU PATRONS!

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