Cynthia McKinney was the first African-American woman from Georgia elected to the United States House of Representatives in 1992. With a background in foreign policy, McKinney used her seat on the Armed Services and International Relations Committees to address human rights issues. She later left the Democratic party and ran for President as…
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Chatter #261 – Ted Reese – The End Of Capitalism: The Thought Of Henryk Grossman
Ted Reese is a writer and author of the new book The End Of Capitalism: The Thought Of Henryk Grossman. In this conversation, we talk about Grossman, why Ted believes we are in the final stage of capitalism, and what he believes might come next if we were to abandon capitalism. We also…
Chatter #260 – Steven Woolfe – Boris Gets Booed, War In Ukraine, and The Cost Of Immigration
Steven Woolfe is a former Member of the European Parliament and Director of the Centre for Migration & Economic Prosperity. Immigration can be a tricky topic to discuss, so bear with us, but Steven is making a solely economic argument against high levels of immigration to Britain. I had some contentions with his…
Chatter #258- The Butcher Of Wall Street -MOASS Is Coming: Gamestop, Taiwan & Executive Order #13959
Marcel Kalinovic AKA The Butcher Of Wall Street was my guest on today’s show. In this show Marcel and I discussed the possibility of Taiwan being invaded by China, Executive Order #13959 and why it might trigger some mad price action around meme stocks, the GameStop saga, how he came to the GameStop…
Chatter #257 – Zuby – Modern Day Madness: Struggle, Masculinity, Wokeness & The World Economic Forum
Zuby (AKA Zuby Music) is a rapper, podcaster, author, fitness influencer, and Twitter boss. He first came to fame after he broke the female deadlift world record in a viral video and has blown up due to his thoughts on the covid -19 pandemic. In this conversation we went deep into why Zuby…
Chatter #256 – Oliver Bullough – Butler to the World: How Britain Enables The Rich And Powerful
Oliver Bullough studied modern history at Oxford University and moved to Russia after graduating in 1999. He lived in St Petersburg, Bishkek and Moscow over the next seven years, travelling widely as a reporter for Reuters news agency. His last book, Moneyland was a great, if not a touch depressing, read – a…
