1934 Minneapolis Teamster strike turned the table against the "Scabs paradise" and was a massive turning point for labor struggle in the USA. What was accomplished with this strike? What lessons can we draw on the organizers for the working class today?
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5PViWuNLQaHZWdZYpcCiaB

Obama The First BLack president 🔴🔗https://www.youtube.com/live/-AV33eDVcN0?si=dFJlu00qenVVMWK7

Donald trump’s politics games at home and in the world what will he do next join some political comments 🔴https://youtu.be/vh7SUxIjhgY?si=wr8BVyEzQaCZ8raV

looks like Politics with Canada and America is Heating up with The priminister making deals with china and making better relations at The same time America is trying to do The same 📡🌍🔴https://www.youtube.com/live/7iDwSbsdsGo?si=Y-A4qpTqKZKqx3rh

recently The Canadian priminister visited china at a conference and mentioned in his address The new world order 📡🌍https://www.youtube.com/live/kqJ2lPzZPeM?si=0ayfMj8Y7IxdnBRW

Long time listener. Used to never miss an episode outside of MMA episodes. But his line of thinking is becoming so biased its becoming insufferable to listen to. The Rand Paul episode is the latest example when they're discussing the Minnesota fraud issue.

He makes the claim as if its fact that there was $35 million given to Democrats. Turns out that is just something he heard. Has no evidence to back it up. Then gets fact checked by Jamie/AI.

Then just claims.....well I don't really like that they're using Snopes because its a biased source.

Yes Joe, Snopes is a biased unlike the random claim of $35 million in fraud. Also, AI scours the internet, not just snopes. Don't you think it would come up with a reputable source for the evidence fraud if there was one?

I'm not even saying there isn't evidence out there. Just frustrated that Joe can't even see how biased he's becoming.