Labor attorney, human rights activist, and author Daniel Kovalik joins Misfits hosts Michelle Witte and Ben Zinevich to discuss tensions between Texas state officials and federal personnel, the US-led strikes on Yemen, why Democrats in Congress are criticizing the president for those strikes, and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s visit to Kiev and his commitment to provide billions of pounds more in military aid to Ukrainian forces. He also discusses the Anti-Defamation League’s cynical and dangerous expansion of the definition of “antisemitism,” assertions by an Israeli group that it is using personal backchannels to censor content online, and a new poll showing President Joe Biden with a slight edge on former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
Writer and professor of East Asian and global history Dr. Kenneth Hammond discusses this weekend’s elections in Taiwan, what domestic issues get ignored in the focus on cross-Taiwan Strait relations, Taiwanese political demographics, and whether the population of Taiwan would be eager to participate in a war masterminded by a government thousands of miles away.
Economist, radio show host and author Dr. Jack Rasmus discusses the significant budget deficit that the state of California is facing after running a surplus only a few years ago, the record amount of credit card debt Americans are carrying, the SEC approving rule changes to pave the way for Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, and whether elite universities are dodging the tax man.
Board-certified pediatrician and obesity medicine specialist Dr. Yolandra Hancock discusses the alarming increase in cancer among young people, where researchers should look for answers, how our food and environment are implicated in these increases in disease, and why we’re all so constipated.
The Misfits also discuss a record high of US voters identifying as independents, whether NATO is running out of willing proxies.
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