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8:29Now PlayingJimmy interviews Glenn Greenwald about whether growing public dissatisfaction with both major U.S. political parties could eventually create an opening for a viable third-party or independent political movement. Glenn argues that dramatic political shifts can happen quickly, citing examples such as changing public attitudes on foreign policy and social issues, and suggested that a figure like Tucker Carlson could potentially unite anti-war, working-class, and anti-establishment voters.
Jimmy expresses skepticism about third parties surviving establishment pressure and argues that meaningful political reform may require large-scale worker activism tied to demands such as publicly financed elections and reducing corporate influence in politics. The conversation emphasizes the widespread distrust of institutions, with Glenn stating that “pretty much everybody hates the establishment,” while arguing that “things that you couldn't say... five years ago” can rapidly become mainstream.
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