Michael Cohen
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America and Venezuela Together Control 62% of World Oil — Oil Is Still $100 a Barrel
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13:58Now PlayingMichael Cohen breaks down Trump's Georgia rally — covering Trump Rx prescription drug savings (which Michael has personally used and verified are real, just not by 400%), the stock market's record highs and why most Americans aren't feeling them, the Venezuela oil partnership, and Trump's continued warning about Democratic Socialism. Michael also reacts to Elizabeth Warren going after CFPB nominee Brian Johnson for drawing a Capital One paycheck — and explains why attacking someone before they've done anything wrong is exactly the kind of politics that's pushing the center away. He closes with a broader reflection on his journey out of the Democratic Party and a bold proposal: if America has more oil than the entire Middle East, it's time to build government-owned refineries instead of letting multinationals pocket the profits
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