The American Psychological Association calls Toxic Masculinity a mental illness, but Republicans say it’s an ideology. Zack Ford, the LGBTQ editor for Think Progress, explains.
Zack Ford is the LGBTQ editor for Think Progress. Today he talks about Ivanka Trump, and the myth of her being a moderating force in daddy’s White House. The David Feldman Show is heard on KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles – 98.7 FM Santa Barbara – 93.7 FM North San Diego – 99.5 FM Ridgecrest/China Lake. You can download it as a podcast on iTunes and Stitcher. Listen to entire episode here: https://goo.gl/xxgnjP
Eight men control half the world’s wealth. They answer to nobody but themselves. Do governments still matter? Do Americans have any say in who governs them? Are all our politicians first vetted by secret groups like The Group of 30, Bohemian Grove, The Trilateral Commission and The Atlantic Council? Our guest Peter Phillips says yes. You don’t need to believe in conspiracy theories to know that when it comes to power and money, men will do anything to get more. Professor Phillips says the planet and capitalism can no longer coexist. His new books takes on the 17 money management firms that control close to 50 trillion dollars around the globe. He tells David why certain conspiracy theories are perfectly reasonable, including doubts on who really killed Martin Luther King.
Zack Ford covers LGBTQ issues for Think Progress. He stops by to talk about Trump’s war against LGBTQ serving in the military.
Rumors about the Texas Governor’s “special relationship” with his chef. Plus Anti Bullying legislation, homophobia and sexual dysfunction in the GOP.
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Comedy writer Colleen Werthmann talks about her move to Los Angeles, writing on the new TV Land series “Throwing Shade”, David’s manipulation tactics, how both Republicans AND Democrats cannot get past others exterior, underestimating voter’s financial despair, the peril of Trump’s looming presidency, and the idea that China poses more of a threat than Russia.
Film Critic Michael Snyder reviews Eye in the Sky, Loving, Hidden Figures, Zootopia, Jackie, and Neruda.