Adjunct professor and former general counsel of the NAACP Kim Keenan joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and John Kiriakou to discuss the underwhelming performance of Republican presidential debate participants, a possible shift back toward neoconservative thought, the tensions in a new court case pitting the right to privacy against journalists’ First Amendment protections, and what to expect out of the Supreme Court on gun rights.
Attorney, a pundit, and a writer Tyler Nixon discusses what, if anything, we might learn as a result of the subpoenas issued to the president’s brother and uncle, how constant threats of impeachment might be weakening Republicans’ position, how to expect US President Joe Biden to respond if the investigation into his son heats up, and why the Democrats won’t dump the president as their 2024 nominee.
Leading activist and evangelist for Modern Monetary Theory Steve Grumbine discusses what happens when inflation cools but prices remain high, why huge paper bank losses won’t necessarily lead to more economic destabilization, what to make of the deal SAG-AFTRA finally brought back to its members after a historic strike, and why Republicans can’t seem to use economic satisfaction to their advantage.
Former Colorado County Commissioner and writer on foreign policy and climate Arn Menconi speaks on how energy production and fossil fuel use was discussed in the Republican presidential debate, and pro-Israel organization Honest Reporting suggesting some journalists are Hamas collaborators.
The Misfits also discuss the French president’s weaselly call for the world to move toward a ceasefire, a big Mafia bust, and the demise of news website Jezebel.
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