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Marianne Williamson Praised By Richard Wolff
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(This interview was recorded before Cornel West announced his presidential run or Katie would have asked Wolff about West as well. See Cornel West interview here) Economist Richard Wolff shares his thoughts on Marianne Williamson and Bobby Kennedy, why he’s grateful for both of them, and why he has so much respect for Williamson in particular. “I'm only saddened that someone with that level of sophistication, that level of understanding, that level of compassion is not taken seriously the way she ought to be,” Wolff explains. “And that people who are in the worst demagogic, tradition imaginable writing on whatever they think will get them through the next primary election or whatever it is they're looking for, those people get the attention. I blame mainstream media. They, they make a choice about who to cover and how to cover them.”
Richard Wolff is an economist, the host of #EconomicUpdate, Professor of Economics Emeritus at UMass Amherst , visiting professor at The New School and the founder of Democracy at Work.
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