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Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky and Senior Editor Christopher Bedford sit down to discuss the political fallout post-Super Tuesday and the coronavirus pandemic.
The two analyze the effects of New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg dropping out of the race and the effects of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., staying in the race.
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“We have functionally infinite energy, and there’s no resource scarcity to speak of… that kind of discourse has always been used to deprive people.”
Greenwald argues the left’s actions have become so separated from their longstanding goals that they are actually advocating for the opposite of their former aim.
Sean Davis said the media has will take anything that is good news for the country, because it is also a positive reflection on the president, and distort or ignore the story.
The Cato Institute’s Ilya Shapiro joined host Ben Domenech to discuss the meaning and impact of the current term of SCOTUS decisions.
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