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Media Gets Lula's Win Wrong & The Problem With NGOs w/ Brian Mier, Ben Fong, & Melissa Naschek
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2:04:40Now PlayingPacked show! First up Matt talks to David about his new piece in Jacobin, When Texas Cowboys Fought Private Property:
Then Brian Mier (@BrianMteleSUR) joins us to break down the results of the Brazil's 1st Round Presidential elections, and how the media has gotten the results wrong. Read Brian's piece in BrasilWire here:
And then Ben Fong & Melissa Naschek join David to talk about the problems with NGOs and the Left, and what we can do about it. Read their piece in Catalyst here:
Benjamin Fong has a new book coming out next year printed by Verso "Drugs in American Capitalism"
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