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“I have a problem with a host who can’t call out a guest who says there wasn’t a feudal system in the US when the US Constitution was written. I would argue that Slavery is the very definition of a feudal system. The guest then goes on to claim there was a majority middle class at that time which couldn’t be further from the truth.
The points that are trying to be made about income inequality are important and should be made without making false claims.”
madeiramadam via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/27/18
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“Really enjoyed the interview with Corey Booker and the conversation about stock buybacks. It was very illuminating. I wish more progressives were talking about that issue. Making them illegal again seems it would do more for income inequality than all the taxing being talked about, or in addition...”Read full review »
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04/14/19
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“The episode with Gabriel Zucman was fascinating and David Goldstein is always on point. But Nick Hanauer rudely interrupts, constantly poses as the underdog, and is overly aggressive with his opinions. I would have shared this episode with friends but it’s too embarrassing due to Hanauer’s...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
12/05/19
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“Very insightful. Thanks for speaking truth to power.”
resipsaseattle via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/23/18
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