Down With Tyranny’s Howie Klein talks about Speaker Paul Ryan’s Abject Depravity and why he’s such an intellectual lightweight.
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Speaker Paul Ryan’s Abject Depravity
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Jeff Sessions’ Financial Ties To ExxonMobil
Jeff Sessions’ financial ties to ExxonMobil may be the reason he has expressed reluctance to prosecute the corporation for it’s role in suppressing Climate Change science. We talk with Jenny Rowland who specializes in climate change and energy issues for the Center for American Progress. Her latest article is How Exxon Won the 2016 Election.
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Ralph Nader Radio Hour: David Halperin, Torture Report, Police Brutality Demonstrations
Ralph talks to advocate and writer, David Halperin, about how for profit colleges are ripping you off. We also discuss the Senate report on torture, the demonstrations on police brutality, and the congressional omnibus spending bill that is loaded with a lot of corporate goodies.
Lee Rogers For Congress
Dr. Lee Rogers is running for US Congress in California’s 25th district. He narrowly lost two years ago, this year he is going to win. Howie Klein from Down With Tyranny joins us.
Sex, Coitus & Intercourse
Jon Hotchkiss creator of Playboy’s “The Truth About Sex,” Mark Thompson and Will Ryan talk about Weiner, Sex, San Diego Mayor Bob Filner, Sex, Spitzer, Sex, Clinton, Copulation, Congress, Sexual Congress, The Physical Union Of Male And Female Genitalia And Or Male And Male Genitalia And Or Female And Female Genitalia Accompanied By Rhythmic Movements, Sarin Gas, Fornication, Yosemite Fire, Sex, Global Warming, Sex, Climate Change, Weiner’s Penis, and Fracking.
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One In Seven American Seniors In Poverty
Preliminary analyses of the 2010 U.S. Census indicated that less than one in ten American seniors live in poverty. But a new and more nuanced “supplemental” poverty metric finds that number may actually be closer to one in seven seniors when accounting for their out-of-pocket medical bills. The “original” poverty metric has been used since the 1960s. But some argue that it’s an archaic measuring stick, since health […]
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